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Dr. MoRTis' NoTEs
It is official - I will have Dr. Steve unveil my formula at this years open house October 29th thru 31st from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Everyone is invited. It should be safe. And if it's not, it was a sacrifice I was willing for you to make. For Science!
I have done it! Bringing inanimate flesh back to life!! Seems as though we are almost ready for a demonstration. I'll have Dr. Steve do it (that way if there are complications, I have deniability) Will have to work out the side effects on living tissue. Nobody wants to become a raving lunatic - or do they . . . . hmm.
Exposure to the mumps virus and cytomegalovirus during childhood is associated with later development of schizophrenia and psychotic behavior. Swedish researchers found that central nervous system infection with the mumps virus was related to an almost 3-fold increased risk, while infection with cytomegalovirus increased the risk for such psychosis by a factor of more than 16.
I think that this supports that the window of vulnerability exists not only during fetal life but all through childhood. This means that there are plenty of opportunities to prevent psychotic illness and that you are not predetermined from birth to become ill.
virus = crazy . . . . interesting
Stupid reporters . . . . they always seem to snoop around this place at the wrong time. Well, there is always a cure for nosy people. . . . . . ZOMBIES!
According to Dr. Richard Bentall, Professor in Experimental Clinical Psychology, and his colleagues have made a statement that many of the arbitrary categories for psychiatric diseases are unworkable and perhaps even false. The biologic disease theory is flawed and often doesn't result in long term results for the patient. He even goes so far as to say that “diseases” like Schizophrenia may not even exist at all.
Interesting, maybe I need to invite Mr. Bentall to my home . . . . . I think with a little time in the dorm and in my therapy room, I think I can "change" his mind . . .
Anti-psychotic drugs appear not be effective at improving the behavior of people with learning disabilities than a placebo. Anti-psychotics are regularly used on people with learning disabilities who exhibit aggression, but no studies had previously been conducted to see if such treatment was effective.
Electric shock therapy needs to be used in psychiatric facilities in cases for which there is no clinically proven justification. This will improve morale for all and it also can be used as a form of punishment.
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It is interesting to see that the "infected" patients seem to congregate together and they seem to have even more hostility towards the attendants. I fact after the autopsies of a few casualties, I was surprised to find even through the blood had been coagulated there seemed to be some minimal organ function. Performing an EKG showed no substantial brain activities. Will monitor these bodies for a few more days
Unfortunately the restraints did not hold and during and October open house some of the patients got out. Fortunately there were only a few casualties. I am very pleased with the serum's performance and will conduct further tests.
The patients seem to respond pleasantly to their new surroundings. Moving the more interesting patients to the old section of the home will be a great change. The solid steel restraints seem to keep my staff at ease. Even with the reinforcements, some of the patients can still break their way out . . . I think I will won't tell my staff just yet. I'll see how these stronger patients respond to my new serum.
Using a proper abduction and adenosine reduced the major negative change in a patient's condition. If not then the outcome is usually full body spasms preceding immediate death, such as a complete cessation of breathing. Some patients went into anaphylactic shock (an extreme allergic reaction that usually involves heart failure, circulatory collapse, a severe asthma-like difficulty in breathing and sometimes results in death.) This give me some hope. I think that with the proper shock therapy and behavioral modifications this may be a success.
