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Medications

Interview with Bruce, Cherry, Damien and Derrick

JM: Did you always have access to necessary medications?
Bruce: yes but it also cost too much money
Cherry: Meds were done a few times a day but was never a set time. They were always running behind.
Damien: Meds were done a few times a day but was never a set time. They were always running behind.
Derrick: Yes but they charged u out of ur commissary for the nurses visits

JM: How did you get your medications?
Bruce: by filling out a sick call form than the doctor will call you once he has confirm your problem and medication
Cherry: I never took any meds while I was there but others did and they complained that the interval gaps was causing behavior problems.
Damien: I never took any meds while I was there but others did and they complained that the interval gaps was causing behavior problems.
Derrick: U come out your cell and wait in line then give ur name and u get ur medication and a small bit of water

JM: What types of punishments were incurred for abuse of drugs? Did you ever witness this?
Bruce: you woukld get sentb to the box for x ammount of days. most of the time yourll do 60days or 30days
Cherry: The ibuprofen was a commodity and the allergy medicine that can be purchased off commissary was always a big item up for trade. They traded benadryl like it was a new addictive drug.
Damien: The ibuprofen was a commodity and the allergy medicine that can be purchased off commissary was always a big item up for trade. They traded benadryl like it was a new addictive drug.
Derrick: Yes people sold the pills and were put in solitary confinement if they were caught with them either have sold or bought

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