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Well I'm amed student and the first time I went into the morgue it was pretty sad to these these people lying there in a pool full of formol...and then working with the bodies in anatomy class, well it is even more sad to say that after a while you don't look at them like dead bodies, but more like your studying material :( ....

This is a particulary scary looking photo! It is really weird that things are so so so much worse between the parts of the building! Maybe they used the Admin part longer?

I wonder why all of the dentist offices are always such a mess?

Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression. I'm not doubting you at all. I know that clients were over medicated to keep things under some control. And I'm sure with smaller numbers to take care of you probably were able to implement programs to curb those behaviors. No arguemnet there. I guess I was just wandering what medical problems could have been taken care of years earlier. I still believe the medical care they received was pretty good. Hey, I commend you for being able to stay 22 years in this field of work. It's a thankless job, no doubt. I had enough after 11 years.

Judging by the boards on the wall by the door and the type of lighting I wouldn't think that anyone stayed here. I agree with amy on this one.

This place is full of wonderful brick and stone work. I love the "window toppers". I can't seem to remember what these are called. I knew it a minute ago........

A double barreled chimney!

Must have been nice. My only view from my cubicle is of the cubicle across from mine and flourescent lights. I have put a poster of the out-of-doors in my cube so I can "fake" a window. It made me feel better at work after I put it up. Soothing in a way.

I would guess that it was medicines that needed to be at room temperature.

If a patient is endangering other people, seclusion is a way to let him/her calm down rather than using restraints.

That would scare the hell out of me if I was there. Motts you truly are a brave man.

Some of these images make me nauseous

This looks like a dream I once had

When I've seen it the first time I thought it's a hole in the bed, not some liquid. And I thought I've never seen that type of mattres... sinister idea, to make a hole in the mattres for patients who relieve themselfs in beds... but it also may be a nice way to prevent bedsores...random thinks

This picture almost takes my breath away. Too bad it probably isn't there anymore.