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Anonymous:
actually it was awsome to see everything.  and it wasn't prison.

katfish:
i though elizabeths last name began with a W?  OMG, is she who overdosed???  
was she from washington?  damn, that's really sad.[ This Message was edited by: katfish on 2005-08-18 08:21 ]

Anonymous:
Isn't a "prison" a place where one is sent to be PUNISHED... where one is not FREE TO LEAVE... where one is often put on A CHAIN GANG... where one is often assigned ROCK MOVING DUTY....where one is SEXUALLY ABUSED BY STAFF....where the "WARDEN" is often more criminal than the IMMATES....

HEY: MMS sounds a lot like a "prison" to me.

Anonymous:
WOW!!! Deep Breath Anon. Maybe you should find some one to talk to.
The staff sexual abuse is highly questionable.
Kat,....did i miss the whole Al thing???
Elizabeths last name started with a M and no she didn't live in washington. Shes no longer with us, LEAVE IT BE!!!!

"where one is often put on A CHAIN GANG"
Chain Gang was a name that we were called as a joke. and it stared in 94 which is probably a long time before you came so it wasn't personal...it just carried over.

"assigned ROCK MOVING DUTY.."
Try not to take these assignments personally...
cause those of us 94-97 had worse and we started them.....sorry..

Betsy

Cotter...good to see you on here"

funnygirl:
First thing Elizabeth last name did not start with a W. it was a M. I am not going to discuss any details of her out of respect for Liz and friends. People who know me and her are aware. No, I did not go back to just see my friends. I went back because I was invited to honor Gary in his retirement. For the last ten years I have wanted to go back and have closer. Last time I was there I was being expelled on graduation day. I was not looked at as a success at all. It has been a tough road but, I wanted to tell Gary and J&C that even though I did not successfully complete the program that I am a success of MMS. I made it. I see that the opinion of MMS is very different to certain people.
Yes-it was hard
Yes-In ways we could say "boot camp"
but the tough experiences in my life have made me a stronger person. I will not refer to MMS as "jail" because it was not a lock down, there were no bars. I wrote what I did to share my experience, to tell people that it was not just "favorites" that were invited. The references such as "chain gang" will only be understood by those who were there during that time.  

Cotter

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