alive . i am a survivor of kings park . grew up in places like this . kings park was my last stop at 18 . right before it closed . i am functioning at 31 as well as i can
i lived here once upon at a time . 1995 i was released . it looks scary now .at 18 it was a horrific experience . now at 31 i would love 2 thank kings park 4 ruining my life. glad its gone. they should make a horror movie there
Has anyone ever layed down in one and had someone close the door? Well i have it was awesome...Even thought the door got jamed then i had to kick it open... but it was awesome...
I have never been to this place, though i heard alot of stories about it. My ex-boyfriend told me and showed me a picture of him laying in one of those. I had the chance to go if i didnt break up with my ex. O well i go sometime, Id really like to!:-)
some of the buildings in letchworth are now made into a school. we actualy go to this school now named fielstone secondary. all the the building are now abandand. inside u can still see things used while they were still in use. all of this just scares the shit out of me.
This reminds me of when I had surgery. I woke up in the hospital and was still really out of it due to the anesthetic. Someone used a restraint to tie my left arm to the gurney. The iv was also taped to my arm. The first thing I tried to do was rip all the tubes out with my free arm even though the nurse kept telling me not to. It was kind of shocking, I had no idea what was going on. All I knew for sure was that I wanted those tubes out of my arm.
I suppose that is a good reason to use restraints, it would have been a lot messier without them.
Thinking of restraints in a psych ward just plain scares me though. That's something completely different.