Medication for Treatments

No, the meds would have stayed locked up until time to dispense them. That was probably the drawer where they kept the meds for the people on the ward.

Stillapill

Thu 07-31-2008

We have a cupboard in our dining room that has a lock on it . Our house used to be a group home for mentally challenged about 25 years ago, and obviously they kept medication and things locked up in it. I've had a couple of experiences with ghostly type things happening (someone shoving the bed really hard while I was in it, orbs in photos, smells of things not in the house at the time, like cookies baking and flowers). Nothing that scares me at all, but it makes me sit up and take notice.

Sparky

Sat 08-09-2008

wow sparky,thats interesting.your house certainly has a great history to it.

coco

Sun 01-04-2009

Yo motts, since this place is like right down the street, i know lots about it. They just like threw patient records into the woods, and some equpitment. Supposedly people would sneak into the closing hospital and see patients just like walking around..... Theres so uch to it though... Theres like 100 buildings

\trevs

Mon 03-23-2009

to relax them before a labotomiy or EST

Fri 05-15-2009

remember that the invention of psychiatric medications were the reason Kings Park got shut down so God knows what "Medication" and treatments they were giving the patients

Fri 05-15-2009

I'm thinking some anticonvulsant/anxiolytic/sedative and antipsychotic meds... barbiturates, benzos, etc.

Gary

Mon 12-28-2009

Wow i find this stuff totally fascinating !!

Emma

Fri 03-26-2010

I agree with Emma!!!This stuff is extremly fascinating!!!my mom used to work in one of the quads...

Melissa

Sat 12-17-2011

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