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If someone knows how to get in touch with the folks who did the film, call them asap...the you tube site has some submissions under friends posted yesterday with bad language and drug references; doubt they want that on there since the topic is "family" related!
Very Stoic. Masterful shot.
You can just kind of capture the once thought bliss of certain places Motts. I commend you.
Very shattered film noir nostalgic. Lovely.
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Trackie, that is soooo wrong. Frontal lobotomies were done by drilling through skull in temple region to expose connective fibres between frontal loobes of brain. These were then surgically cut. The idea was that this reduced impulsive violent tendencies. It had the effect of 'cabbaging' the patient (like Jack Nicholson 'One flew ovet the Cuckoos Nest'. You could easily distinguish lobotomised patients by the deep skull depressions to the side of their heads.

ECT, electroconulsive therapy, or shock treatment involved a general anaesthetic, a paralysing agent (suxamethonium) and aftificial respiration. Patient was fully out before shock was administered. Mainly used for depression. Seemed dramatic and some opposed it, but I saw some good outcomes.
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worked at psh 36 years, retired nov 06, anybody know me
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it's easy to get in, but no so easy to get out
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its like a puzzle to me. the arrows, it really is quite creepy when you think about it. good job though. its beautiful
L.A.P.D you are under arrest :P
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Great picture! Eerie yet beautiful.
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This is a beautiful picture, I love it!
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I do not reveal that information on this website, as the hospital is currently listed as a pseudonym, please read the rules below.
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Wonderful Photo!
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Even if you got me into this room you would have never got me to go through that dark walkway into the next space. Creepy!
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And yet here you still are...Amazing!
This is a really good picture Motts.