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That makes more sence now. It could be argued that these LTI's are a result of difficult patients. Its any wonder that some patients were delt their share of tough love.

A psych nurse i knew hurt his back over the years of man handling patients. Its a very common problem apprently.

In hind site of all the stories of the US system I have been reading about here - of new policys of closing state hospitals in favour of community care. Its not too different to what happened here in Australia around the same time (mid 90's).

Some of the 'historically listed / significant' psych buildings in Ballarat were promptly leveled in favour of housing development. Money talks.
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lotta junk in there.
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indeed wicked piece of art.
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i like how it frames the outside world....
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if only somone would rebuild it.
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it looks like a warm room...
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is that a fireplace in the den...lol
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looks like an old creepy symbol.
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reminds me of the old clothes line in my grandmothers back yard...
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how true is that....
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love the green, spring like backround.
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thats an interesting sign...on the bottom
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There's fish ???? AWESOME there is no better word for this...really awesome ...but thats 2 words...lol
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love the hole refection in the water thing.
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hmmmm....good question..