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KEEP EM COMING MOTTS!!!!!!!!!
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It would make a great album cover
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Bring out the dead !
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OMG!!! SICK
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The person who is familiar with this site (R.I.) is "The Other Lynne" and not this Lynne. :-)
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I couldn't access the entire article - all I could find was the abstract that the authors wrote.
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Yes, the size is about right - you needed to be able to look in to make sure the person was OK if they suddenly got quiet. If the window was too big it would be distracting to the person who was supposed to be in a less stimulating environment and it would be too public - the person would become increasingly agitated and this is one of the few "interventions" they had before medications were developed.

A seclusion room was only supposed to be used if the person was too excited or wound up to be in a regular "stimulating" environment but they weren't supposed to be used if the person was suicidal or engaged in self-injurious behavior. Doesn't mean they always worked the way they "should" have or were always used the way they were designed, of course.
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This looks so beautiful.
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I love this castle...I wish I could live in it, no floor and all
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Kinda looks like a prone cart, but it sure seems too short.

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Absolutely stunning! Thanks, Mr Motts!!!
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Is that a face or two to the left of the small wheel???? It sure looks like someone was watching you Mr. Motts!!!!!
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Laundry cart perhaps?
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About twenty-five years ago I lamented aloud regarding some abandoned apartments "All these homeless people(hey!,I'm quoting myself!) and you have all those buildings going to waste"
An older man looked-up from his cigarette and with furrowed brow said; "You can't put homeless in there; you can't put homeless in there; they'll burn it the hell down!!"
'Those' abandoned buildings were taken over by an out-of-state corp.,gutted and rebuilt and then rented-out for $1000 plus utilities.(do you think that could be part of the problem?)
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Looks like it fell from some were, Motts were there any high up places nere there? Cats have a habit of jumping from high places, maby it fell? or some one -shivers- threw it.