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Thanks for sharing.

Very inspiring.
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That's so sad Yaggy. My mother used to work with mentally disabled children in the Special Education class at the school she worked at. She came home one day crying; the child she had grown very fond of passed away the night before.
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That is captivating.
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oooh, this makes me shiver.
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Actually, it's not that out of place. Maybe the staff just needed a place to cool down and relax. Its somewhat a lounge for them. They can go bowl when they need a break.
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This picture makes me wonder how long some of those footprints have been there...
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Thats somewhat bizarre. But I can see the use of it. Still, that'd look awkward walking into a room with adult cribs back when it was still up and about.
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Wow, I absolutely love this. It really is an amazing photo.
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Oh, very cool.
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Woah.. There's another John here? ^^


Actually, I see a face too.
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Oh my mistake. The toilet in the seclusion room appeared to have a cushion around it. Never mind that's not very comfortable.
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How depressing. It's like the owner of the bike was forced to leave it behind.
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Sorta looks comfy. Hey, I'd like a cusion for my toilet.
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How does that thing even get rid of weight?

Is it somehow burning calories by shaking your fat? :)
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Its really narrow...it'd be hard to move a wheelchair or a stretcher through there without it getting snagged on a doorframe or something.