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Uhm, "I rape bitches here"
Does anyone find that creepy?
Beautiful shot, motts. props.
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If Gennies story is true,the people responsible for her torture should have been imprisoned and tortured in the same way. eye for an eye. Aside from that the pictures are great.
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I remember visitting this beautiful building in 1984 as my father was doing a couse in psychology. It was an impressive building then, and still now (I drove upto the building last year to see if it was still standing after I heard rumours it was going to be levelled to make room for new housing). Even in it's dillapidated state, it's still an elegantly impressive building. A friend of the family came with me to reminisce, as they were a patient here in the early 1970's in one of the wings called Afallon. I'm watching Most haunted this evening. I hope Prince Charles' Phoenix charity ca do something to save and preserve this precious Welsh heritage building.

Fantastic pix!
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i find this very creepy n a hundred questions cross my mind

really liking the pics tho x
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As Soon As I Looked At This Picture I Has A Sort Of Vision At The Sides Were 2 Gurneys With People Strapped Down With Young Nurses In White Dresses Holding their Hands As they Struggle. very intreguing
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Fordd Allan means "way out"
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Ive Heard About This Place Before And To See Pictures Like This Is Amazing And Very Interesting,
I May Only be 15 But History Is A Fave Of Mine :)
This Picture Is Amazing, Really Makes You Feel As Though You Are Actually There.
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This is so scary, my mums aunt was a patient here must have been 30- 40 years ago or something like that, and she received electric shock therapy. She was in there for what we now know was post natal depression, but it was never diagnosed. She committed suicide soon after being released, after giving birth to her 4th child, when her husband refused to let her be sterilised. (her youngest son still thinks it's his fault). It should never have happened. This picture sends a shiver down my spine.
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to denny b and all others who worked in hospitals with psychiatric patients: thank you very much for your dedication and service to so many people who often had no one else to care about them. You did so much with so little.

It saddens me to hear so many people today condemn the hospitals and the treatment they provided, talking about patients being mistreated and staff being cruel. What seems to be forgotten or not realized is that the people who worked in the hospitals were the same people who lived in the towns where the hospitals were located. They were our neighbors, parents of classmates, fellow church members, shopped at the same stores, went to the same parades and holiday celebrations, etc. Yet too often some of us are ready to think that these neighbors and friends became sadistic abusive tormentors of patients with mental illness when they went to work at the hospital??
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That is really freaky i'm born on the second of november and on the 16th someone commited suicide O_o
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yea theres is someone walking by in this pix. thts a spirit walking by
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am i the only one wondering how they well went for toliets like 1's and expesically 2's? can anyone inletent me?
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Dosent look very sterile anymore :D
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i jumped when i saw this shot motts! THANKS! scary!
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the picture underneath yours looks so creepy like children of the corn!