of the opinion that she had post partum syndrome and had to live here for almost 30 years, either pretending that she was not normal so that she could cope, orjust living in a fog. 1899. 1904. these are the original trustee reports. 1950, there were 10,000 patients here. sadly, a lack of staff and resources meant conditions declined rapidly and the asylum became notorious for its mistreatment of those admitted. so this was for a lobotomy doctor fisher s lobotomy picks. they went into the eye orbital socket of the eye and deadened the front part of the brain. but it was real brutal, it really i think it hurt more than it helped. we ve come a long way since then and kari hopes a new museum will remind people how different our approach
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her entire life in. over the years, racism, sexism and what is now viewed as a rudimentary, if not brutal, approach to treating patients with mental health issues meant that by the 1960s, the hospital s population had swollen to over 12,000 patients. so my great grandfather sent his wife, betty stubbs, to central state, and i m of the opinion that she had post partum syndrome and had to live here for almost 30 years, either pretending that she was not normal so that she could cope, orjust living in a fog. 1899. 1904. these are the original trustee reports. 1950, there were 10,000 patients here. sadly, a lack of staff and resources meant conditions declined rapidly and the asylum