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All the infection that comes from living in relatively close quarters doesn't help, either.
"Cardiovascular disease risk factors were generally similar for patients with schizophrenia and patients with bipolar disorder . . . Both groups of patients had a higher prevalence of overweight, obesity, central obesity, and hypertension than the general population . . . and daily smoking was significantly more frequent in the two patient groups than in the general population."
Astrid Brate Birkenaes, J Clin Psychiatry, 2007;68:917-923.
Because that was the first thing I saw. It looks like a woman.
Motts , was there someone when you did the shot?
Suppose it could be worse ; i.e.; institution for the criminally insane.
But at least a good number of them were buried and more than likely had a proper funeral. If no one on the outside cared enough to pick up their body, what they had here was decent. The could have all been cremated. In my opinion, better to have a number and then people like us come around and wonder about them, than to have nothing and be forgotten completely.
Died fighting, and yet no awards given here.