stomach contents

I haven't been taking any photos lately as I've been busy sewing and knitting, so this morning I went through my many folders of photos and came upon this series.  These were taken almost a year ago when we helped move our girls down to Texas last August.  I did a post here about the Glore Psychiatric Museum.

When I worked as a unit secretary in the X-ray department my co-workers would talk of patients eating no-food items.  I believed them, but just had a hard time imagining anyone doing it.

I need to go through my folders more, I wonder what else I haven't posted about.

 

Comments

[Aleena]

Wow!

[Amy]

OKaaaayyy. Very interesting. I was amazed at the "artwork" then I read, and re-read, the story. Wow.

[Carver]

That's an incredible story. Sad to think about how disturbed one would be to swallow all of that.

[TexWisGirl]

oh my word! oh my WORD!!!

[Pam]

This one of the most amazing but also sad tales. I can not imagine anyone swallowing so many odd objects.

[Tricia]

My goodness gracious! WoW! =)

[Robyn]

Oh my! I can't imagine swallowing that kind of stuff. Have you ever seen the TV show about strange addictions? We have seen it a couple of times. Eating cornstarch, eating paper and drinking nail polish come to mind as the shows we saw.

Have a great weekend, Judy!

[Bev]

OOHHHHH what a story!! Can't even imagine....

[Zaroga]

Oh my... that is a lot of stuff to swallow. I can see why the patient died. Interesting story for sure.

[Di]

Good grief! I'm surprised anyone could even be up and walking about with all that STUFF inside them. I wonder if he rattled when he walked?

[Rose]

Oh, my goodness...thought you were showing some artwork of someone. This is so weird and strange.

[Randy]

Oh my.

[Nancy]

Definitely one for Ripley's. So interesting -- love how the items are displayed. :)

[EG Wow, Canada]

Scary!!