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Offline RobertBruce

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« Reply #30 on: January 09, 2007, 10:43:52 AM »
Another shining example of the qualified and caring nature of HLA staff members.

My own recomendation towards wilderness programs also has to do with my own experience. I found it to be less of a cookie cutter therapy aproach and more centered on allowing the individual to remove all the distractions from their life and focus on their own needs, not deal with a bunch of greedy quacks trying to force bullshit therapy on us.
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« Reply #31 on: January 09, 2007, 02:06:26 PM »
Who was the staff member that broke your nose?
Did you get medical treatment?
Did your counselors know about this? What did they do?


Rob Hyde, while I was on super restrictions for trying to run away. I also received a chipped tooth. Did I get medical treatment? Not so much.  They (Ted mcallister and Rob) had someone drive a gator down and drop off a small first aid kit, which i never even saw until i stopped refusing to split wood.  I never saw a dentist even after i asked.  I also never saw my counselors again after the incident.  Several days later i ran away from the school and met up with my dad.  It was late at night.  He took me back to the school immediately and we sat down with a man I had never met before (whose name i can't remember)  Ted, and Lee Parham.  That is when they tried to convince my dad the story of the fight with another student.  They also told my dad that I would be going to ridge creek.  When he said I would no longer be a student at HLA, they changed their mind about ridge creek.  They said everything they could to try to convince him to keep me there. Every word that came out of my mouth was followed by them convincing my dad i was lying and just trying to manipulate him. When they figured out i was leaving for sure Ted went off, saying, "He is a fucked up kid, if you take him home he will destroy your family,  he needs to be in a lockdown facility"  I went home the next day and began seeing a counselor.  He told my parents that Hidden Lake did nothing but harm me.  I returned back to my old high school repeating the year.  HLA refused to give me any school credits.  I still managed to graduate  early and I am now on my second year of college.  My parents and I were able to work through everything and we talk every day.  I go to the same school now as a student I knew while attending HLA.  That person came up to me recently saying.. "didnt't rob hyde break your nose?"  That person also told me that he was fired from HLA shortly after that.. I do not know if that is true.
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« Reply #32 on: January 09, 2007, 02:56:25 PM »
I used to work there.  I probably at least knew who you were.  I am truly sorry that that happened  to you.  Knowing Rob Hyde the way I do, I have no reason not to believe what you are saying.  He is one sick individual.  I am glad that you have made something of yourself and that you get along with your family.
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« Reply #33 on: January 09, 2007, 03:23:55 PM »
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I used to work there.  I probably at least knew who you were.  I am truly sorry that that happened  to you.  Knowing Rob Hyde the way I do, I have no reason not to believe what you are saying.  He is one sick individual.  I am glad that you have made something of yourself and that you get along with your family.


Sooooo....  was he fired or what?  WTF was he doing working there at all???
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« Reply #34 on: January 09, 2007, 03:41:28 PM »
From what I remember, he worked there for a long time. 7 years I think? He was insane. And also made the girls feel just as uncomfortable as Danny PERVel. I'm not at all suprised at this ex-students account of the incident.
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« Reply #35 on: January 09, 2007, 04:15:28 PM »
i saw rob walk around with his camelbak (that backpack/water bottle thing) in a kind effort to re-hydrate several students. but one sick little detail is that the females he approached that were down in the sit up position, were asked to close thier eyes as he pervesely stood over them and squirted water not only in thier mouths, but on thier faces and necks, with a grin on his face. he then asked me i  wanted some and i just shook me head in disgust. i saw him at walmart on a post-grad shopping trip, about eight months before i left, and he stated that he was a pro-b officer.
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« Reply #36 on: January 09, 2007, 04:19:09 PM »
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Who was the staff member that broke your nose?
Did you get medical treatment?
Did your counselors know about this? What did they do?


Rob Hyde, while I was on super restrictions for trying to run away. I also received a chipped tooth. Did I get medical treatment? Not so much.  They (Ted mcallister and Rob) had someone drive a gator down and drop off a small first aid kit, which i never even saw until i stopped refusing to split wood.  I never saw a dentist even after i asked.  I also never saw my counselors again after the incident.  Several days later i ran away from the school and met up with my dad.  It was late at night.  He took me back to the school immediately and we sat down with a man I had never met before (whose name i can't remember)  Ted, and Lee Parham.  That is when they tried to convince my dad the story of the fight with another student.  They also told my dad that I would be going to ridge creek.  When he said I would no longer be a student at HLA, they changed their mind about ridge creek.  They said everything they could to try to convince him to keep me there. Every word that came out of my mouth was followed by them convincing my dad i was lying and just trying to manipulate him. When they figured out i was leaving for sure Ted went off, saying, "He is a fucked up kid, if you take him home he will destroy your family,  he needs to be in a lockdown facility"  I went home the next day and began seeing a counselor.  He told my parents that Hidden Lake did nothing but harm me.  I returned back to my old high school repeating the year.  HLA refused to give me any school credits.  I still managed to graduate  early and I am now on my second year of college.  My parents and I were able to work through everything and we talk every day.  I go to the same school now as a student I knew while attending HLA.  That person came up to me recently saying.. "didnt't rob hyde break your nose?"  That person also told me that he was fired from HLA shortly after that.. I do not know if that is true.


glad to hear you're on the right track my friend. hyde was there for like my first 5 months, and i was enrolled in jan 04.
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« Reply #37 on: January 09, 2007, 04:20:55 PM »
i was also told by a fantastic and bona fide staff member, the his fiancee left him because he beat her. piece of shit.
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« Reply #38 on: June 11, 2007, 03:10:00 PM »
So, we know the sex thing is still ongoing at HLA.

Have they found a solution to their "drug problem"?
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« Reply #39 on: June 11, 2007, 03:47:31 PM »
Kid are huffing and cheeking medicine like Adderall and then chopping it up and snorting it and lots of other ways of getting high. It is disgusting how creative these kids can find ways to catch a buzz.  :(
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« Reply #40 on: June 11, 2007, 08:18:40 PM »
When I was there last year, the students got the stuff when they went horse back riding...from the son there at the stables.

Not reported to parents as it would have made HLA look bad.
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« Reply #41 on: June 11, 2007, 09:50:31 PM »
A bunch of kids I knew got smokes from people at the soup kitchen.
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« Reply #42 on: June 12, 2007, 03:06:15 AM »
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oh about drugs....this has been happening since HLA opened and they still havnt caught on. there are a number of plants which may be grown inconspicuously which provide effects. personally i brought some seeds in to the school (shoes) and grew these plants on lower left, and reaped the harvest. morning glories were really popular, calamus root and valerian root was nice. there were also some hops here and there, but it was somewhat useless. i also grew jimson weed and datura for fun, and just in case i feel like giving my counselors a psychotic episode. i never took any of the jw or datura for obvious reasons, but i know one kid's curiosity really took hold. he decided to eat some and for the next week his eyes were completely dilated and he was acting like a maniac he got sent to RCI for his behavior which he did not remember or understand. but the morning glories = nice. to this day they provide me glory at home every fall.
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« Reply #43 on: June 12, 2007, 03:22:14 AM »
a friend of mine was once on restrictions in the lodge, cleaning up. she picked up a styrofoam cup and found a joint just sitting there. go figure what she did with it.....   she got caught but they never figured out where it came from.

there are many loopholes in the squat and cough routine. one can tape it under the balls, or even hold it in their hand their entire time if they are slick. there's also the anal technique along with the string n swallow (tie a baloon to a thread, swallow, and then tie the string to a molar. stuffed animals also provided smuggled goodies. some kids are just ingenious. i know one person paid a doc at home to write a not saying he is allergic to the deoderant they provide and should be able to bring his own. he brought his own, execpt instead of deoderant the bottom half of the sticks were filled with weed, papers,  and lighters. in another case an ingenious kid rigged his advair inhaler with cocaine. he took out the little thing with the premeasured doses, made his own thing out of the bubbles in bubble wrap and cardboard, and filled the bubbles with with blow. every morning the nurse handed him his cocaine filled inhaler. of course, inhaling powder isnt like snorting it, but it still works.
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« Reply #44 on: June 12, 2007, 03:31:09 PM »
What nurse?
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