Also, please use spell check when insulting the fine people here - if you are going to the bother of disparaging people, please make sure we can at least understand what you are saying.
dr. sketch still think that you are a ass hole for saying the things you say you should take more time in learing about people rather than makeing a fool of yourslef
Maybe if it had a seatbelt on it would have stayed where it was supposed to be. But then that would be abusing a chair and that may be punishable by law.
I've got to ask my sister-in-law if she's ever seen that psychic dog wandereing around up there. She works at the Vets Center where I'm sure they are abusing our poor veterens since many of the employees used to work at Pennhurst. And you know old habits are hard to break.
Yep it was mean of them to have seatbelts, so that the patient wouldn't have the chance to fall over and maybe give themselves a concussion. And the seatbelt probably enabled the staff member to not have to stand over them every moment so the patient could have some privacy. Wow, they are so mean!! I also imagine that these places often had some type of curtain separating the toilets for added privacy...the torture don't end, do it? ; )
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ouch my brain hurts now.
Yes, sometimes patients were mistreated...there's a bad apple in every bunch. That doesn't mean that every patient was mistreated or that an overwhelming number of them were. Most were treated fine, or at least treated as best they could be with what technology was available at the time.
This seriously reminds me of times when i was horribly ill and throwing up. I guess its because the medicine was bubble gum flavored and that exact color.