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Medications
Interview with James and Charles
JM: Did you always have access to necessary medications?
James: When I went there, I was taking Lexapro and Xanax on the street. I
was given Pamelor by them, then they switched me to Prozac
(against my will). Laxatives and Tylenol were given at request by
the inmate. I did ACLU to get sedative, and had to get a court order
to force BSO to serve me a Kosher meal too. NO!
Charles: Yeappers.
JM: How did you get your medications?
James: Continuous bitching and complaining. I had to file a complaint with
the ACLU before I got a Required sedative (Visteral which is
Benadryl plus one other chemical).
Charles: Lots of sick requests.
JM: What types of punishments were incurred for abuse of drugs?
James: Lock down, and I guess loss of gain time for hoarding.
Charles: Punishment for drug abuse? Deps abuse drugs.....