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I've used hydrotherapy at home to treat acute anxiety. Soaking in a tub of cold water works best: It induces a mild, relaxing hypothermic state. Provides pleasant relief when one is extremely anxious. It's a pity shrinkers abandoned such treatment -- which can be patient-controlled and thus empowering -- for drugs that have side effects and can even be addictive.
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Lynne are you ok hun? This must be distressing for you.... ; - )
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Xander, are you saying that patients are being killed by fresh air in large rooms?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pah hahahahaha! I'm cornfused! Where has Lynnie gone?
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did you take a pair? actually, have you ever taken anything from any of the places you've been to? like to keep for a memory....?
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I like the colors
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fabulous shot!
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reminds me of a horror movie...
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what a find !!!
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like the lamp !!!
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Wounder if it still works ?
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It is out of place but then again what about an excercise rooms or something
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I grew up in the area and used to go a lot around 1995. I never knew the history of until now (thanks to the www!). Everything looked so differnt, I though I was in the wrong place because of the widening of the rodes and the new houses in the area. There is a website that tells what the state is planning on doing with land. A hearing was held in May.
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Wow! not a scratch on it
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Im amazed in how well of shape this building is in and how modernized it is
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I wonder what the sqaure in the wall was used for ?