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I love this picture a lot!!!!
Thanks for another amazing gallery mate.
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Whaaa.
That gave me shivers!
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Great title, great shot <3
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I love this angle! It looks like its going to topple onto you at any moment.
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One mother I worked with was considering placing her severely disabled child in an institution. She had other children to care for, her husband had left her because of the stress of constantly caring for a child with such overwhelming needs, she had no support from her family because the child's behavior was so unpredictable, doctors and other professionals were advising institutional placement, and assistance available to her in the community was so limited. When she went to the institution to discuss her child's admission, they showed her the swimming pool, the greenhouse, the benches and swings on the grounds, the workshops, and the cottages where the children lived. It all looked so supportive, and all the patients she saw seemed happy and busy. As she was leaving, prepared to bring her child there in a few days, one of the nurses pulled her aside and told her that what she had been shown was only applicable to a few of the residents, those with the most abilities and fewest needs. The nurse let her have a glimpse of the kind of ward where a child in her child's condition would be placed--a noisy, smelly ward with no training activities and patients in cribs all day. She kept her child at home.
That is exactly 3 days after I was born, same year.
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..off in the distance..........
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Geez
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Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
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Excellaphone
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its' hard to see but there is a canary over there in the.........
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The walls were painted red in this area so you couldn't see the blood on them.
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menatally medevil
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Thats' like an art exhibit
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well Ithought it was gaiole