2,646 Comments for Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital

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IF THEY WERE NEGATIVE FOR TB, WHY ADMIT THEM?
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WISH I HAD A DOLLAR FOR ALL OF THE CHEST XRAYS THAT WERE TAKEN IN THIS PLACE!!
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TRULY LYNN!! I CANT HELP BUT FEEL LIKE IM DOING SOMETHING WRONG BY LOOKING AT THIS......HIPAA HAS BEEN BRANDED IN MY BRAIN.
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IT THAT SUPPOSED TO BE A RAP OR SOMETHING? SOUNDS PRETTY GHETTO TO ME.
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he looks so SERIOUS!!
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hey lynn...im glad to know that im not the only person who has to sit through HIPAA once a year....EVERY YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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did you find the lights on, or did you flip a switch out of curiosity?
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its sad that back then, if they didnt know how to treat individual terminal illnesses. they just stuck them all togather somewhere and called it a hospital.
''Now you can have polio aaaaand TB''
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OSHA would CRAP themselves!!!
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settle not seattle! JEZZUM!!!
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you cannot dilute blood...the red cell will eventually seattle to the bottom and the serum will rise to the top. any other liquid would rise above the serum becouse serum is thick.
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i work in a lab and im not sure what is IS...but its not blood. i'll explain. when blood gets dry(clots) it turns black.
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haha its says NIGGLE! thats fun to say haha
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could be the former home for the head administrator of the hospital??
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Some places abandoned or not have to keep lights on at key locations for Fire code reasons. There are a few abandoned factorys in my home town that the city requires out side lights on the grounds near entrence ways and Fire Exit lights with in the building to be keeped on as well as lights leading to any place where there are electrical panels and water shut off valaves connecting to the water mains with in the building.