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God Will Reward you Alyce Jewell. God Have Mercy on all of the victim's of this institution from 1901-1991. For the sick, infirm, abandoned and unloved. God Take Mercy on the employees who knew no differently and carried out caring for them ALL with limited to no resources, YET STILL MANAGED TO DO THE BEST THEY COULD. GOD FORGIVE those who purposefully antagonized, abused and neglected the patients of this historical yet horrid place of suffering. Not many people want to read the "Bible Thumping", but that's not what I'm doing. These people WERE victims of a system that started as a place of good intention but it seems as the amount of patients increased, resources decreased. No Skills at drafting State Budget, no Lobbyists after all, these folks were treated worse than animals in most cases. But, we know there were angels among the ruthless abusers. I'm a NH stat resident and knew nothing about this dark history. so, thank you for uploading it and sharing it out. Very, very informative and as all issues in life, societies, countries, whichever; we learn from our mistakes. All I can say it pray for them. Thank you

10 years ago my then 15 year old daughter made a very serious suicide attempt. Thankfully I found her in time & rushed her to the local A & E, this was at 2am. A & E cleaned her up & stitch up her wrist (A & E doctor said that it was a serious attempt at ending her life because she hadn't cut across the wrist/vein but she'd cut down the vein & if I'd found her 30 mins later things could have been alot worse). At 3am I took my daughter to the local "institution" where she saw a psychiatrist she was asked what she saw for her future & at just 15 years old she looked him straight in the eyes & said "I don't see a future." It broke my heart. But what was worse was that for the first week she wasn't allowed visitors/phone calls so she could "settle in". On my first visit I was appalled: my 15 year old daughter was on an adult ward which was mixed sex. We went & sat in the day room, & a man about 25 came in after us followed closely by 1 then another 3 (all quite burly fellas) who asked us politely to leave the room, as we left they tackled this young man to the ground & forcibly injected his meds. My daughter said they have to do that 3 times a day because he won't take his tablet meds which is why he was there. My daughter was sectioned under the mental health act for her own safety. By the end of the second week I'd decided she had to out of here, so I took her home & travelled the hour there & hour back every day so she continued to this for 12 months. Thankfully the institution where she was recently opened a specialist unit for 13 - 17/18 year old. Thankfully she was diagnosed with bi-polar disorder at that time & has been on meds & under control. This was just 10 years ago in the UK. This documentary is excellent & just goes to show what can go on behind closed doors.

why the hell do they call them schools they r not teaching them a damn thing

I just fell in love with these people! resilient and so honest. they are intelligent, gentle souls. Thank you for this excellent film.

This is something that happened to my dad's brother after being diagnosed as a behavior problem and given a lobotomy in the 1940's. He was 15 years old and was at Pilgrim State Hospital from then until it closed. Finally he had a chance to live in a small group home, work, etc. I'm reminded of him by this film. Beautiful job.

Just a thought about nursing homes Most ppl I have encountered are good ppl doing their best to provide a good home for elderly and disabled. The problem is the lack of staff and funding. Nursing homes are run like factories because the staff have no time for anything else. It's sad that families don't/won't take care of their parents but can complain about the care they receive.

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wow

I haven't watched this, as I think it's gonna be too heartbreaking.