2,712 Comments for Fuller State School and Hospital

some one stolld the motor and the body

ihad a friend that fell and hit her head and she ended up in a bed like it so she would not have to be tied down in her bed she was so smart and good looking/ she would roll around and try to climb out but would just fall back//// she had one bad fall on ice and
its was all over it was like she was not in her body anymore so sad//

it like dam one minut sec and its all over every thing you know is gone

anyone notice it is anchored to the wall?
My mom worked in Harborview alaska state hospital when I was a kid back in the mid 70's I used to love going to work with her and playing with the residents

No STL girl I didn't buy it.I laid down on it cuz I was bored.

I used to work in a hospital that did day programs with adult s with down syndrome and I agree with the above comment that they are the most friendly and loveably people. They're not unhappy people by any means and most of them were in a group home setting and needed that "institutional setting" to function at their best. Taking them out of their group homes would have been the worst thing for them.

I didnt know there were adult cribs couldnt they just jump them

It is an odd setup... there must have been some reason for the building to be that low to the ground to go through the trouble of constructing these. Or perhaps it was added after an escape or attempted escape.

Modern day outdoor yards at prisons most often have fences topped with razor wire; higher security detention centers employ multiple fence barriers, motion sensors and the like. In fact, the building adjacent next to this one had a tall chain link fence with razor wire up top - perhaps those security measures were only meant for buildings housing older residents.

Thank heavens all 3 or so of my cavities were small ones (even though I could have used a bit more local one time and the drill makes even a "small" cavity seem huge) As for my wisdom teeth, I was knocked out on nitrous and whatever else they use. The only ill effect of that was 4 days of the horse-pill antibiotics. Once I got to stop taking those, my stomach agreed with me again.

I like the really small "power cleaner" thing they use now-it does more delicate work than everything by hand! I used to be rather bothered by the rinse suction when I was a kid, like it was gonna grab my tongue.

Forgive the morbid curiosity, here, REZ-but were those ah, "preserved specimens" something for brain tumor research?

Lynne, is this the stuff that inspired silly halloween costumes? Or is the idea of that "the shorter the hem, the sexier the whatever? -I won't mention French maids.

I once rode an elevator that jerked between floors, and it turned out that one of the other occupants was accidentally leaning against the button panel.

Uh, I believe there are/were bowling alleys in some of the other institutional galleries and nobody really says much.

Hmmm! (Dr.)Sketch has all the guys shuddering at the thought, or rather photo of what can necessitate sitz bath use...and on the other end, here we grimace at a table with anything resembling stirrups. Funny on both sides of the equation.

ilovehorseyrides must've picked the race car bed ;)