1,846 Comments for Linton State Hospital
Lynne wrote:
Chrissie,
Our friend Henry L. on this site has told us that he uses a machine similar to this at night for sleep. Why don't you ask him what it's like?
Our friend Henry L. on this site has told us that he uses a machine similar to this at night for sleep. Why don't you ask him what it's like?
- Location: Linton State Hospital
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Tom wrote:
Wait isnt that a light and not soap??
WHere have you ever pulled a chain to do anything besides flush in a bathroom except for maybe let water out of tub or turn light on?
WHere have you ever pulled a chain to do anything besides flush in a bathroom except for maybe let water out of tub or turn light on?
- Location: Linton State Hospital
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chrissie wrote:
were these things needed on an every day basis, i mean, how could they breathe, if they got out? and if they couldnt, how did they bathe? how did they stretch their bodies, to avoid those nasty bed sores, how did they function?? how crazy could you have gone w/o the use of your hands? w/o the use of your legs? cant lay on your side? IM GOING CRAZY JUST THINKING ABOUT IT!!! they'd have to have just let me die.... and i really mean that.
- Location: Linton State Hospital
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chrissie wrote:
that seems really crappy. i mean, i am a DRINKER... and not like that, not alcohol, but, juice -water- soda. i cant imagine on a day, when i am dying of thirst, i have to get one of those little stupid box milks, and when its done, wish that i had the persons next to me, which hasnt even been open yet!
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chrissie wrote:
i'd love to know what those liquids are... im sooooooooooooooo nosey :->
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Hennry L wrote:
It's hard but when you have to do it so often you get used to it.
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Peaches wrote:
I can imagine that it would be pretty dis-orienting!
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Lynne wrote:
Henry,
It's great that the staff took that much care to make your TV viewing easier. You're right - it would be tough to try to watch everything "backwards". I have done that several times when I have been watching the TV while I am waiting for someone and I caught the TV out of the mirror, and it's somewhat disconcerting to see everything backwards. You don't realize how you expect everything to be shown the "right way" instead of mirror-reversed. :-)
It's great that the staff took that much care to make your TV viewing easier. You're right - it would be tough to try to watch everything "backwards". I have done that several times when I have been watching the TV while I am waiting for someone and I caught the TV out of the mirror, and it's somewhat disconcerting to see everything backwards. You don't realize how you expect everything to be shown the "right way" instead of mirror-reversed. :-)
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Henry L wrote:
People can watch TV too. I was in a rehab hospital where thay reversed the picture tube so it would look right.
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Gustav wrote:
I would like very much to stay a night in that hospital.
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