bayridge, I totally agree with you. I thought I'd come back to this site to see if any new people commented. And, i saw your comment. I couldn'tagree with you more.
It proves to show you that people are trying to understand adult cribs and their use. I just published an article on Associated Content titled; "A Safe and humane Way to Contain Your Mentally Challenged Loved One". Many found it to be quite helpful. Feel free to go to the site at www.associatedcontent.com and type that title in the search box if you'd like to see it. Perhaps, you could tell me if I could add some things. I'm thinking of making a series on the whole thing to serve as a helpful resource for caregivers. Take care.
Feel free to contact me if you'd like. My email is at waldorfpc@gmail.com. It is my business email: so its checked regularly. I hope to hear from you
I've never been in a running one, but I believe it was used to evaluate the mental state of people convicted of (and maybe being tried for?) serious crimes. They can also be in-patient residences for criminals who need physical and / or mental help.
I have herd so many stories off and on about glendale hospital, and i would love to go more then anything, since i have never been. but just like everyone els would rather not like to risk getting caught. does anyone know the place fairly to extremly well? i do have night vision goggles around my house some where that i could possibly take with my and my dad does alot of security work so i am flamiler with knowing where to look for that sorta stuff. but if anyone knows where the camers, sencors, and or other police things are please let me know i would love to plan a trip there.
please email me everthing you know,
and make sure the subject is GlenDale Hospital
awesome light; it does look like something is sitting back in the corner with arms overhead. . . . these places are haunted. are you sure you've never picked up an image of someone in your pix?
Motts, you are the best photographer i've seen in ages.
It proves to show you that people are trying to understand adult cribs and their use. I just published an article on Associated Content titled; "A Safe and humane Way to Contain Your Mentally Challenged Loved One". Many found it to be quite helpful. Feel free to go to the site at www.associatedcontent.com and type that title in the search box if you'd like to see it. Perhaps, you could tell me if I could add some things. I'm thinking of making a series on the whole thing to serve as a helpful resource for caregivers. Take care.
Feel free to contact me if you'd like. My email is at waldorfpc@gmail.com. It is my business email: so its checked regularly. I hope to hear from you