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Sorry, Sincerely. Tom Tom really is a good guy. I miss him terribly! Where are you TT, you need to defend yourself!
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wow scaryyyyyy
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has anybody actually seen photos of patients at byberry
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Each and every one of us lives in a glass house at some time or another. And if someone is so pure and decent as to be above the common level of the rest of us, thus avoiding a glass house, that person is very likely going to be too decent to throw stones at other people anyway. That sort of a person would be more likely to extend a hand, to build rather than to tear down.

In my humble opinion. :-)
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Tom Tom.... Could you please just have a little respect.... PLEASE? There are people here to enjoy this nice site. It is not respectful of you to the site or the other people on the site for you to be consistently vulgar and insistantly vulgar. Nobody cares about your sex life or wants to hear about it. Do you discuss these things with your mother? Your daughter? The lady checking you out at the grocery store? Think!
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I just read a paper written by my 16 year old highly intelliegent son. In it he writes - . . . If I had the time and resources my first skill learned would be the art and ability to socialize . . . Love this photo - Found while searching for tips to throw into our conversations ! Needless to say - We could all use a whole lot of help, eh?
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I look at the " people" every day and I do not live in a glass house.
Man i live really close to this place and i come up here alot. This place is awesome one of my favortie things in Worcester. Thank Gos you guys are okay because there are alot of collapsed floors. thanks fore these pictures. You got my support. :)
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YA Krutoi, a Ti?
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i caught by security on that stairwell
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i was wondering if anyone who chats on this site happened to work at Pilgrim in the early 1950s, specifically 1950 to 1953. i just found out that my mother was an inpatient here for those three years. I would love to chat with anyone who might have known her. Her last name was Gleason, she would have been about 18 yrs old or so when admitted. I would appreciate any info you might have. Thanks,
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Lynne, just because of this site( your knowledge) I have learned much about mental heath and look at things more openly ,and trueiy humbled.You do make a differance (with me). Thank You. See some of us do listen.
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I got my answer <just had to move ahead. Great Photos Motts!
Boy ! you all missed this one! It's the beauty shop room!!!!!!
did anyone ever get into Kalamazoo State Hosp., MI before it was torn down?
There were cagelike cells on the 3rd floor for the "unmanageables"