576 Comments for Haverford State Hospital

You can't really pinpoint a day, it took a month and a half to bring that beast down. and thats NOT including the abatement which took about two months...

Yes, you wouldn't want the autopsy patients to get a fatal infection.

Thanks

1/17/08 Elt.

i can definitely see the need to post something like this, to assist committed patients in having some structure to their existence. I left school for a while after becoming very messily depressed and breaking down. After returning home I became quite a reclusive shut-in for quite some time, remaining in my room, mostly in the dark, a year of fitful sleep and not much movement. literally. i experienced significant muscular atrophy. it was easy to lose touch with it all, to forget what day, what month it is, and to even be disturbingly hazy on the year.

i adore the color .
very surreal shot .


i feel like im there .
(:

coolness .

i would love to slide down that thing in some socks .
it would be great .

thats so freaking cool .


i love it .

yeah i see brown green and brown .

no blue or red or whatever for apple .
sorry guys .

thats creepy .

what if someone they thought was dead . . . wasnt really dead .


; lighting strikes ;
DUN DUN DUN .
(:

Did they clean up all the rubble from the buildings?

What day did it come dowen in

i am so mad its gone i loved going in hilltop .It was the best place in havertowen it relly sucks it is gone i hope the towenship is happy

There is a board similar to this on the wall in the long-term care ward for elderly people at the hospital in my town, only it's a magnetic board and there's magnetic numbers for the date, etc. and magnets for each season, the kind of weather, day of the week, month of the year, and the next holiday. And they all have fun little pictures on them (i.e. a picture of a snowman and a snowflake for the "Winter" season magnet)!!! :D

I remember that autoclave from Hilltop but i don't remember which floor that autoclave was on.