1,320 Comments for Undercliff State Hospital

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I would be soooo tepted to take a look at those
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Obviously it didn't go over to well
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in some states evidence obtained illeaglly is still admissable, well so ive heard. who cares rat em out
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Fire alarm? I wonder if you've ever seen a bit of something so irresistable in one of your adventures that you couldn't leave it behind... perhaps you have a small collection of 'trophies' other than photos. I never can resist...
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Looking at it again, I don't see a hole in the wall for wires... perhaps it was a decoration that was stolen or just fell off?
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Random comment from a guy who's gone over all photos(from begining to this one) and has yet to say anything... but I was wondering... am I seeing things or was that clock just RECENTLY removed? I mean, I see water stains and everything...
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Yeah, that's why I kinda hurried up shooting this place... it wasn't easy to get into at all either, so it is very strange indeed.
If the smell was still that strong, then it must have just happened not too long before you got there, I would have probably left the area immediately after realizing that some shit smearing individual was lurking about. Who knows what else they would be capable of.... creepy!
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i take it that some kid did that and not a patient.. or could it have been a patient?
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i'm surprised that the workers didnt take everything and sell it like in Hannibal.
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Actually there is some disagreement about how long HIPAA lasts and whether it is still in effect after a person dies. See:

http://www.hipaadvisory.com/live/kicking/kicking3.htm
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I don't know about your state laws, but records are open to the public once a person is deceased. The dead have no rights according to our government.
Jill ;-(
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"my grandmom had one just like this"

Heck, the house I grew up in has a sink with faucet just like this. In the basement, in the laundry room. The house was built in 1941, for reference...
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ugh...that last part is nasty.....lol another Nobel Prize deserving rant by Lynne...lol
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As an FYI, the majority of the people who engage in fecal smearing do not do it for attention; they do it because it is something that is not uncommon at a specific developmental level, and if that developmental level is never outgrown, this is more likely to occur. If the person is aware enough to do this for attention, then it is a fairly simple behavior to alter and replace with something more positive (given that as a trainer you are able to ignore what is going on and not inadvertently reinforce it by giving a loud disgusted reaction). If, however, they do it because it is where they are at developmentally you have a much more difficult time changing it, and, in some cases you have to have them wear modified clothing so they can't engage in the behavior while you are working on developing a good training program.

[Spoken as someone who has been covered too many times - and once is too many - from head to toe with "the good stuff" ]