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[ianorsomething]

I registered just to make this post:

If we take January 10th to refer to January 10th 2010, we see some potential clues. January 11th is when Attention was uploaded. TTA invites Jay back to the house. Four day layer, January 15th, Admission is uploaded in an unprecedented fashion, extremely soon after his previous video and without Jay posting an Entry for TTA to respond to. Admission is the video with the weird red and yellow grainy look and the figure walking out of a room and then a door closing.

One week after Admission is posted, and 12 days after Attention is posted, and 13 days after January 10th, Jay uploads Entry 23, in which he returns to the house during daytime, and is warped from room to room in the house. This is also the last known entry where the doll is seen, as well as an entry in which Jay encounters Tim wearing a mask.

Just thought I'd put January 10th into a potential context within the existing series timeline.

[Judge Holden]

[Starkley]

Here's all the information in the Pediatric Admission Profile. Let me know if I missed anything:

Tim's Medical Records:

Page 1

Pediatric Admission Profile

Timothy W_____

Date: 12/20/95

Valuables:
Hearing Aid: N/A
Clothing: Sent Home
Other: N/A
Other: N/A
I fully understand that HUMC is not responsible for any personal property brought in or retained at the bedside at any time. I fully understand that HUMC provides a safe for my valuables should I wish to place them there for the hospital stay.


Section I
Source of Information: Janet W_____
Relationship: Mother
Reason for Admission/Chief COmplaint: insomnia, headaches, possible disorder:

Allergies:
Medications: Amoxieillia, codeine
Explain reaction: Hives

Medications: N/A

Able to swallow pills? Yes


Page 2:

Section II - Health History

Source of Information Section II-XII: Janet W.
Relationship: Mother
Actual Weight: 21 kg
Actual Height/Length: 107 cm

Advance Directive: Less than 18 years old, N/A
Transferred From/Admitted From: Home

Recent Infections or Exposures: Denies

Immunizations Up-To-Date: Yes
Outpatient Services: Not Applicable
Vascular Access: Not Applicable
Blood/Blood COmponent Transfusion History: Not Applicable


Section III: Psychosocial History
Tobacco: No
Has patient or someone in your house smoked in the last year? Yes
If yes, would you like: Patient/Family refused
Alcohol: No
Illicit Drug Use: No
Cultural needs/considerations affecting hospitalization/plan of care: Denies

[There is no Section IV]


Page 3:

Section V - Growth and Development
Prior to admission able to complete ADL: Yes

Section VI - Activity/Safety
Seizure precautions: anticonvulsant

Morse Fall Scale
History of Falls: Yes 25
Secondary Diagnosis: No 0
Ambulatory Aid: None/Bedrest/Wheelchair/Nurse 0
IV/Saline Lock: No 0
Gait Transferring: Normal/Bedrest/Immobile
Mental Status: Oriented to Own Ability 0
Total: Moderate Risk 25-20


Page 4:

Section VIII - Elimination
Toilet Trained (Redacted): Yes
History of Diarrhea (Redacted): No
History of Constipation: (Redacted)

Section IX - Cognitive/Sensory Perception
Vision: Glasses
Hearing: No difficulty reported
Speech: Appropriate for age

Section X - Pain History Assessment
Do you have pain now? Yes
How does your child express pain? Screaming
Pain Scale: 0-10
Pain intensity/Score: 6
Describe: Headaches (frequent)

Section XI - Teaching
Readiness to Learn: Yes
Preferred Learning Style: Visual
Potential Barriers to Learning: Emotional
Learning Needs: Medications

Section XII - Initial Discharge Assessment:
Previous Home Care Services: No
Who does child live with? Mother
Who will care for the child at home? Mother
Based on obtained child patient information and nursing assessment - referral related to discharge needs made to: Case Management

Source: http://hospital-forms.com/633.pdf

[Stanislav]

[Starkley]

[FossilizedSauce]

Nice entry, a lot of small callbacks that I'm glad they put in (seizures, Rosswood, etc.).

What's the deal with the completely redacted form plus an Operator symbol? January 10 of some year? Jay wondering about kinda makes you feel like there's something about it, right?

And thanks for finally acknowledging the symbol with your own voice on video, Jay

[HecateNight]

[tijde]

[bcmanhart]

[Starkley]

We should probably get the medical records on the Wiki before they get buried in this thread.

[Randozed]

Entry #60.5

[Whisku]

[CraicIsMighty]

There's something bothering me.

First, Tim said he felt safe at home, but that he was afraid of someone. Then he said he DIDN'T feel safe at home, but was NOT afraid of someone. The first answer makes sense pretty much- you could feel safe inside your home but feel scared of some creepy man in a suit you saw at the park. The second answer doesn't make much sense to me though. He doesn't feel safe at home, but he's not afraid of anyone? Why doesn't he feel safe then? This seems significant.

[elkapo]

good point.

[Jordan]

Another great entry, even though I can kind of see how some will be disapointed. Poor Jay, he's really at the end of his tether, isn't he? He's got mo one and any chance of having an ali in Tim from his perspective is well and truly down the drain and he feels bad (however mispalced) about messing up this guy's life even further. Yes, he placed the guy's medical details, but only because I think at this point Jay is geniually at the point of giving up with The Operator's return and doesn't think that things can get any worse from him and is desperate for answers from us.

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