getitpaul

There were many people there that were just behavioral problems, there wasn't a unit that held us we were seperated by age no matter what the problem was. As far as the eating goes, we were under strict rules that you had to eat fast, and everything that was on the plate are you would be punished. I'm sure if your brother's came home and said anything about the attendants then it was probably true, and if any complaints would have been made about any situation then your brothers would have suffered a consequence.

I was sent there for strictly behavior issues by the school that I was attending. Now I am married and live in upstate N.Y. The things that I saw there and had to endure myself on a daily basis were horrifying and I'm glad that I was one of the ones released by the Elenor Roosevelt foundation. I did work at the Oswald Heck for a while.

Hello, I just wanted to respond to your message. I myself was a patient there from 1963-1972 and wanted to let you know that the address there was p.o. box 550 Rome, N.Y. 13440