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I can't believe how many wheelchairs are there. I mean, I know it's the wheelchair show and all, I just always hate to see equipment left to rot. I know they are outdated now, you might think that at the time the place closed they could have done something with them.
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Or a chair for Flat Stanley?
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I second that, Loesj! Cool shot!
how many disabilities would a person have to have to need a chair like this? so sad
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Eeeeek! That dark hallway scared me! No wonder the wheelchair is hesitating, lol. Serioulsy though, creepy.
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What a perfect title, Motts! Any idea what that is? I can't figure it out.
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It looks like the wall is opening it's mouth to swallow up that desk!
maybe they were restraints to keep the kid in place if they acted up. it is truly an odd pic.
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Maybe they did have helmets as well as the mask. It looks like a chin strap to me too.
i could not imagine having to put one of my kids into a place like this. much less having them restrained with this kind of device.
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You are right, Glenn. I'm not having the best day today but I must say, I did just stop and think. Things could be worse.

After reading some of the history of the place, I wonder if the staff there actually sat down and helped the people learn how to eat, in a patient manner anyway.
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I don't know why but I just love this. There is so much going on with the peeling paint, moldy ceiling, and debris on the floor. It's really cool. I guess they needed the chalkboard elsewhere....
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Oh my gosh. I was almost wondering if that was a helmet or something when I first saw it. A mask? How sad. It reminds me of Hannibal Lecter. Sorry, that's what popped in my head.
this is just sad. to be unable to even feed yourself. i feel bad for complaining about how things went wrong today.
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I love the shoeprints in the mold (moss?). Nice shot.