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Great song ~me I can see it being performed in this room. I think if I were to see that everything else would pale in comparison.

I got to explain what an autoclave was to a person today and it made me feel special. And I learned it all from opacity.

Nurse Ratchet is always watching

this place is hunted

lol, but ah... isn't it Clarice? :D

looks like penny wise to me

i just went in there today it was pretty sick but dont worry security is pathetic they dont catch anyone

cool shot i like looking through the broken glass . i like the blue lighting really makes the picture

ihave the same bottle . i dug out of the muck after they drained the pond in the park .

boy if I knew my previous comment was going to draw heat like that i would have used more descretion in my use of wording. the truth is that i am thankful the mentally ill (not a PC wording, but a commely used term) is now recieving much better treatment. a former state hospital employee myself I went through many hours of intensive training of the do's and dont's and the proper usage of this, that's and others. But the fact is still the same alot of the treatment in the old days was just the old term "strap em' down and dope them up"
But one point i think i must stress. and
this comes from motts photographic recording of these old Asylums is to remember the past horrors of this old buildings SO WE DO NOT REPEAT IT IN THE FUTURE.

FWIW, the St. Louis county juvenile detention facility (built, I think, in the 1980s) has this exact setup for the "residents'" showers, plexiglass and all.

there are meny sites if you google "iron Lung" you'll find it. You can ask me any question you like. heck email me if you want. garfieldhen34@aol.com

Polio was the first use for the iron lung, but these were used for guys with md

I know a fun thing to do because I used to do it. I would try to make a full sentance while it would blow out before it sucked in. You can't talk well once it does and sometimes not at all.

Lynne is right.

My 14 year old daughter is MR and she is just like my other three kids she just learns at a slower rate. She attends special education for reading and math but goes into the regular classes for art, science and computer. All the kids in her regular classes treat her nice.