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i love curves. : )

4/15/06

went there tonite but only saw the auditorium, church and where the nurses lived.....but still scary tho...

couldnt find this room i was only at the auditorium, church and where the nurses stayed

its a waste of trees but it makes u wonder if somebody lostit along the way>

It does have an air of mystery but real people used to live there. They were treated well and it was a beautiful place

My brother was a resident here in the 1950's. He lived in one of the cottages and we would visit him about once a month. It was a pleasant place. He left when he was 18. He was an epileptic.

Dr. Sketch - help me . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Seized maybe...totally rebuildable...absolutely! That would be an awesome project!

Hmmm....free engines anyone? :-p

Studebaker's seemed like good sturdy cars, my grampa drove one, says nothing but good things about it. A sad way for a great company to end...sitting there rotting. =(

WOW. This is what became of one of the great American car companies! I love this photo Motts!

Medic137(Bill), wow, that is insane, how well did that really work, I am a nurse so I am curious. I guess it is good that they have medication to put pt's "asleep", because, that would have to of been hard to perform while awake!!! :-0

Before the introduction of paralitic drugs we had to create our own tools to intubate conscious patients in the field. It's a lot easier now.

Stephan, are you telling me that the patients were awake during these proceedures?????

Johnny Mac, I think that it would be fabulous if you joined, you do have so much to share with all of us, and you talk about your experiences with such, love for what you did for these people who depended on you!!! please think about it!! :-)