Comments

wrote:
Not to downplay your accusations, but I would hardly care if someone added Visine or Murine to my food, 'specially if it wasn't well-seasoned. Over-the-counter saline eyedrops aren't usually classified as psychotropic agents unless there has been a revolution in the field someone forgot to clue me in to.

http://www.murine.com/eyecare.htm
http://www.pfizerch.com/brand.aspx?id=269
wrote:
[Big grin]
wrote:
"Loony" is a hurtful word to people with psychiatric problems and those who care about them.
wrote:
Weird? No. Somewhat overactive imagination? Yes.
wrote:
Obviously Nurse Davenport has all the good connections.
wrote:
your photos are absolutely inspiring. so sad such beauty will be demolished. tx for saving it in photos
[ADMIN. NOTE: For legal reasons all identifying names have been removed.]

Beware thrill seekers and tresspassers of these wards, there is such a thing called fate. Patient's were tortured in this building from 1984 to its close by the therapy aid's who should have been patient's themslves and some were, as in the case of [name removed], who was a patient and then became a T.A. but soon quit because she didn't have the stomach to treat patient's the way the other staff members did. And then there was [name removed] who was a patient ,local cab driver for patients then became a T.A. and finally fired for putting his hands down a patients pants in the outside recreation yard.These T.A.s were sworn to protect patient's but instead were on a power trip in tyranny. The therapy aids stoled food, personal item's and cigaretts on a daily basis from patients as soon as the visitors left that brought them for a friend or relative and had to be stored in a staff locked metal cabinet behind a locked steel door . Go figure how things vanished? They also added foreign liquids ( murine, visine and other substances....) to a patients liquid medication if they deemed you a trouble maker. The night shift in building 22 were the worst of the worst. They would do one of two things, drink alchohol or sleep all night. For most of them this was their second job and they did nothing at all at K.P.P.C. but show up. They did not want to be bothered at all and made no bones about it. If a patient had a problem even a serious one like a reaction to medication, they were told " wait for the morning shift ". Some T.A.s who were in building [name removed] during this period are [name removed] and her son, [name removed], [name removed] and [name removed], [name removed], [name removed], [name removed] who looked like barney rubble, [name removed], [name removed] with his elvis sideburns, [name removed], [name removed], [name removed], greasy looking [name removed], [name removed] with a speech impetiment, [name removed], [name removed] the 50's leftover and so on. If anyone remembers the night shift T.A who walked around with a baseball bat and hit your bed with it if he thought you didnt get up quick please post his name. [Identifying information removed] Some of these T.A.'s have had an untimely demise as for the surviving T.A.'s if any one has information please post it.

[ADMIN. NOTE: Actually, please don't post it to save us the trouble of removing it.]
wrote:
very nice. Add a gryphon and BAM! Perfection.
wrote:
That door has "lead poisoning" written all over it methinks.
wrote:
It looks like blood on the headrest area.
wrote:
I would explore the hell out of a place like this!
wrote:
i don't get it . shouldn't you keep the coat ON so you protect your clothes underneath?
wrote:
WALLPAPER! WALLPAPER! WALLPAPER!!! Please Motts don't let me down!!
wrote:
Sounds like you are speaking of Norwich State Hospital... I do have photos of Kettle but I haven't gotten to putting them up yet.
wrote:
Those are man boobs