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Medications
Interview with Jen
JM: Did you always have access to necessary medications?
Jen: No medical attention is a need for the facility.
There are plenty of people that need to have
medical attention. They will take you to the
nearest hospital for emergencies: seizures, asthma
attacks or other illnesses.
However, with my inhaler I was allowed to keep it
with me.
JM: How did you get your medications?
Jen: In other situations, such as seizure meds or
insulin shots were given on a daily schedule to
meet the needs of those who had to have the meds.
JM: What types of punishments were incurred for abuse of drugs?
Jen: The county would add new charges for the offense,
and at the time of being caught you are taken to
another place in the jail; not sure where I never
had it happen. What I do know is that a girl who
smuggled in contraband was removed from the
General population, and we never seen her again.
She brought in weed and tobacco. New charges were
added to her original charges and her steps for
good behavior was taken away.