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spidergirl, would you just stop with the patient sexual abuse thing?! If you're that riveted by molestation, go watch Law and Order SVU. Workers in places like this were very busy, and what if they had to leave the room while supervising a bathing child? It's a lot easier to watch them through a window than worry about them drowning.
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That's gross and disrespectful. Hopefully your friend got a nice case of teatnus or at least an STD.
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this is cool stuff man this is my first time on ur website but i will be back
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This is not for foot traffic. If it was, you would have to duck under the metal bars. : )
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I wouldn't like to venture a guess, but I too wouldn't touch it- I have seen the pressure these things carry.
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Join the forum (listed above) and either email me or private message me. I'll answer you either way, but put "Byberry" in the header.
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there's nothing nice about that picture, especially the fact her head is floating in mid air
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creepy but looks really awesome
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I live in Goshen myslef, and the story of Paul Ramos is pretty well known now, most people have their facts straight. Our local schoolpaper had an article about it published sometime last year.
I'm sad to see the mansion torn down, and it is awfully sad to see the school in such disrepair. I hear they are going to keep it up though and move our library/hisorical center into it once it's fixed up
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i got pics of me n all my boys laying in those n the ones in the adult buildings lol haha lemme know if you wunna see um
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you see that orb lookin thing in the top right o shitttttttttt haha sike that hospital aint shit me n my boys go up there all the time with some ladies hahaha if anybody wants a tour of the underground holler i know it like the back of my hand
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eeeerrrrriiiiiiieeeeeee............


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Not cold water - tepid water. That was the entire point of the treatment. With "true" cold water people die quickly from hypothermia. Some people called it cold because the temp is lower than that used in bathtubs, which is normally quite warm/hot.

"Many patients died from this form of treatment." Some people died, as always happens with any treatment, but from a review of all records and literature I could find, the majority of people appear to have died because the treatment was done incorrectly - i.e., the neck piece was not adjusted and the person slid in the water and drowned (especially if a seizure was involved) or someone actually did screw up and put cold water in. I see people saying "a lot of deaths" but I haven't seen any real numbers - just people quoting other people's reports.

"No fresh water." Also incorrect. The water circulated through continuously with fresh water coming in and old water draining out on a continual basis.

A large number of people benefitted from this form of therapy before psychotropic medications were developed.
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MAN THAT SH@T IS CRAZZZYYYYY!!