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That light is mint. Love the tile.
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Did you get to pick your color?
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Thinking about children being stuck in one of those horrible contraptions brought me to tears. If there is hell on earth, we are looking at it.
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Cheap bastards. One milk? I would hold a milk mutiny. A-DI-CA, A-DI-CA, A-DI-CA,,,
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Love the old tile.
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Looks like resteaints
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I believe its a "med cart"
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Wow just....wow ok I feel I need to put my own word in,as a former patient of a mental facility. It is like any other work place you have-lazy asses,gossips,people who dont give a damn,people who reaally dont want to be there,and people who skip on their duties.However you also have-Kind caring people,people who enjoy and love their jobs,hard works,friendly people,people who do the best they can and try their hardest to make these places as close to a home as possible.

You really need to stop and think about this before pointing fingers.When you lump together the good and the bad you sully the name of those who were only trying to do their best. If it werent for some of these good people I myselfs would probly not be writing this. And as for the bad that was said to go on in Penhurst,everyone has their breaking points we are only human,and being under paid and staffed is never any help,people get overwhelmed it doesnt make it their fault.

What I find truly sad is when places ment to heal and help fall apart at the seams. Usually at no fault of their own.

Well these are just my thoughts take them as you will,I hope they give some of you pause and make you think.
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What an utter waste, to let this enormous structure rot away, eventually falling subject to another pointless demolition.
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I think if you contact the owners they are going to allow ghost hunting at pennhurst after their halloween haunt is over in november!! something to check into not sure of details or requirements to qualify!
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Wow, this is another brilliant shot!
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My goodness... this shot reaffirms the absolute enormity of this hospital.
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Not very Christmas-y! But outstanding nonetheless!
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Oh, this is amazing. LOVE it. The silent sentinel looming in the fog.
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Spectacular!