Hi,
if you're wondering why you haven't seen me in well over a year, I'm still broke as fuck and burnt out.
Speaking of, I can't afford to buy mixing headphones. So this whole cover is just one track with bare minimum editing. Things aren't great.
As always, I hope you enjoy.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpEmUB2ASEM
Official demo audio for This Time For Good performed by Baby R3ject.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOkL28Q6hGE
This is the Untold Truth of Hospital Waverly Hills in Louisville, KY.
Despite being known as the best treatment center for TB at that time,
What they didn't know is that the “treatments” were actually horrifying
experiments done on the patients. There were normal treatments like
eating healthy and breathing in fresh air. But others
were far more cruel. For example, balloons would be physically implanted
inside the patient’s lungs and filled with air to expand.
Very few patients survived. Most didn’t.
Waverly Hills was a self-contained community. A city in and of itself, complete with its own zip code.
It had its own post office, water treatment facility, grew its own fruits and vegetables, and maintained many of the other necessities of everyday life.
Everyone at Waverly – patients, nurses, doctors, and other employees had to say ‘goodbye’ to everything they knew on the outside world.
Once you went to Waverly Hills, you became a permanent resident “on the hill.”
Oddly enough, despite that fact, many patients received visits from loved ones on visiting day. When the visit was over, the visitors left Waverly and ventured back out into the community.
It is reported that over 50,000 people died in Waverly Hills,
where it also became known for The Death Tunnel. The Hospital's death rate was so high that bodies had to be thrown down the tunnel
so they could later be cremated or picked up by family members.
The most famous death is that of a nurse at Waverly who committed
suicide by hanging herself in room 502.
This eerie hospital in Louisville KY still stands today, and is touted as one of
the most haunted locations in all of America.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H5ZnMraA6o