8 thoughts on “ Blood On My Nikes - Psych Ward - Mental Patients LP (CD, Album) ”

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  Negar

  28.11.2019 at 21:38

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  Apr 02,  · Having worked a treat the team in a psychiatric hospital for over 30 years I have heard endless hours of discussion by various professionals over the details of one diagnosis over another but we always achieved a consensus before we pass that information on to the patient so as not to confuse them and reduce their trust in us. Reply
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  JoJoshura

  02.12.2019 at 01:14

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  Mar 07,  · Complete Full Interview - Talks 'Blood Stained Nikes', Mental Health, Alcoholism, Maccas Diss & More - Duration: The Lesson w/ DJ Sanchez 1, views Reply
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  Ketaxe

  03.12.2019 at 10:06

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  Nov 18,  · BATTER UP SEVER FT. SOLITARY COMPLETE & BITTER BELIEF (Cuts, Scratchs & Mastered By Rob Shaker) - Duration: SEVERTPW PERTH , views. Reply
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  Grolrajas

  02.12.2019 at 17:11

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  Sep 25,  · I was going through my weekly rotation in the psych ward when my instructor assigned me one of the few males that were admitted (I am a male so I often got the male patients). Turned out that this is still, to this day I believe, the only psych patient that have ever been flown in to our facility. He would mutilate himself for sexual pleasure. Reply
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  Taushicage

  05.12.2019 at 16:51

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  The band continued increasing in fame and "Mental Conflict" (LP, ) and "Spittle Red of Blood" (EP, ) were recorded and released. Blood was now quite popular amongst the underground fanbases, and were able to tour with various Grind/Death acts such as Fear of God, Dismember, Atrocity and Cripple Bastards. Reply
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  Kenos

  05.12.2019 at 07:07

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  Finnish label releasing mostly reissues of albums within the Extreme Metal genre. The releases are usually limited, high quality box sets with additional features such as t-shirts or posters, new layout or other extras/bonuses. In mid, the musical spectrum was extended to New 80's Electro/Retrowave by releasing Perturbator's. Reply
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  Aragis

  29.11.2019 at 15:15

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  A psychiatric patient climbed to the top of the two-storey hospital building. Another patient on the ground asked, “How did you get up there?” “By a ladder you fool!” the patient up top answered. The one on the ground thought for a second and said, “Why don’t you piss let me see if your pee will get to the ground!”. Reply
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  Kizil

  05.12.2019 at 14:39

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  for patient identification. PDC Healthcare offers heavy-duty psychiatric patient ID wristbands that feature extra strength and durability to prevent patients from removing critical identification during the length of their inpatient stay. Non-Transferable Remains on patient at all times (during showers, sleep, exercise, transportation, etc.) to. Reply