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This bed looks like its in just as good of condition as the ones in the local hospital.....
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Thanks for the teaser, Mr. Motts! Very much looking forward to the new gallery. I appreciate all that goes into your galleries, and that you share it w/ us!
Ephemera: Counting the Years
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Anybody has any questions about the iron lung go to my youtube channel henrysbigmouth or email me henrykl1971@gmail.com
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Charlene
There are two little sticks type things and grab those and the whole collar moved then thightend.
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The iron lungs here were used for guys with muscular dystrophy. I new them all. I used one myself there. The guys were in them more than I was because they a different form of MD then me. Please feel free to email me with questions. Henrykl1971@gmail.com
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The piper always gets paid. Now the town will have to foot the demolition bill. It ignored the responsibility of protecting its own landmark. Instead of forcing the previous owners to maintain their property, it turned a blind eye. Letting it be someone else's problem now has become its problem. Three cheers for the piper.
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and alot of what was said in this convo. is whats going on now and how people are working and dealing with the patients. and how itss a hard job. not taking none of that from you! but how people thought back then isnt how people think now! and i have a random ?. how many mean old ladies do you know that used to be nurses. i know of alot thats why im asking!!
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k. so your not the only to say it was an o.k place. alot of the others were just visitors and maybe didnt see behind the 1st buildin. but still people. im not all godly but you ever think these people try to change our views hoping it will change the "THE BIG MANS" view alittle for when they see the light because they werent the best of people themselves while they were there.

im not saying everyone who worked there was like this. not at all!! but when people talk i tend to listen. and can normaly find the bad apples just from the way they speak. thats my interrogation skills kicking in!
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It kind of looks like that disinfectant that they rub on whichever part of the body they're about to operate on.
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whats it taste like?
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Well,Mr Motts now you have gone and done it, and we must wait with baited breath for your next gallery.Oh but I know it will be worth it in the long run.I think you are trully lucky in that you enjoy what you are doing and enjoy life to the fullest
Ephemera: Counting the Years
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Guard the door nothing gets in or out
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The chair must be just outside the reach of that weird pipe magnet
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Looks like the floor just got buffed by the reflection of the chair legs
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Pretty common, see this stuff everyday......NOT