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clever shot,but in all reality, the chain probably had nothing to do with restraining a patient.
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A long time ago.
I've been just about everywhere in that place.
Both times I was there Mr. Heathwood was in charge. Again, not sure of the correct spelling.
I related my time of near escape from Ward B once, and I even managed to get to the basement once.
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So who was the main act...the lobotomy choir?
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but what was good about it?to look back for a lot of friends that know that werethere had bad thoughts even i had them.notting good came from that place.most of the staff did not care and most of the kids all ended up in prison or back in the dmh.i live my life not caring for the place and knowing that i did not want to be caged not being able to go outside because someone says so.it is funny to see gaebler in web sites,a friend told me of this site.maureen i know her and was nice always to me.a happy person.i have talked to other staff there out at a mall or something and it is cool because i got along with them.
Yes, as a matter of fact ;I think I remember you. Do you remember me? It was a shame what the city of Warwick did to Rocky Point.. The State of Rhode Island and the Historical Society could have stepped in and helped the park get back on their feet, but it all came down to money and we all suffered because of it.
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I love moss :)
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im gointg there tonighhttt. too see what its likeee.i heard it scarryy butt i guess im gonna have to find out for myselff righht ? haha
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lovely but creepy, silence that kills me, but this stairway is just beautiful, to wander down the stairs.

: i love the pictures..
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It seems to be kind of a violation of this man's privacy to post his picture up like this. This is a recently closed facility and he could still be around in the city.
May be asbestos tile. Any ladies for a dance? The floor is open!
Those doors appear to be in near new condition.
I won't make a joke on this one. I hope all of these individuals are in a better place.
I wonder what that thing can do in the 1/4 mile.
Darn, I forgot my key...
Not exactly an ergonomic design.