By (strangely) popular demand, here’s the complete set of Metropolitan State Hospital stories, in chronological order.
Crazy Days at Metropolitan State Hospital
Walking the Line as Captain Kirk
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I just wanted to reach out once more and say thank you very much for chronicling these amazing tales for the world to read. They are great and fantastically written. Don’t stop sharing them!
Awesome stories. I worked at a psychiatric hospital for two years and I can def relate to a lot of what you wrote.
This is some of the funniest stuff I have ever read. I laughed out loud like a hyena. You are an amazing writer!!! I hope you are still writing.
My father was a patient at MSH 1978-1979. I just found out about the closure in 1992. I am trying to find out more information about his treatment experienced there. I would like to get in touch with you by email if possible. Thanks for the insightful posts.
Jennie