Lucky Lucky Me Hates WC

[jayne]

because to them we are not a human we are a case number....they never think of us as John Doe we are case number lx 12435.....thats it.we are not human there fore they can sleep at night....

[PainandSmiles]

People in jail get case #'s too... They get treated better medically thean we do!

[bronco54501]

(05-02-2012 11:27 PM)PainandSmiles Wrote:  People in jail get case #'s too... They get treated better medically thean we do!

they might get thier meds, but I wouldnt want to depend on the jailor to give them to me on time......lol..

[PainandSmiles]

Lol I wouldn't want to be in jail either.. But ya get my point.. The real criminals seem to be getting better medical than us and we are treated like we are the criminals!

[Bummer Knees]

I use to work for Department of Corrections in accounting at a work release.

The inmates did not receive medical care as you and I would. Their care was delayed even worse that work comp. I remember one inmate shattered his elbow, very, very painful.
This was an emergency situation but it was weeks before this inmate received medical care.

[PainandSmiles]

Not here in California. Friends hubby works at a prison here. Inmate got his heart transplant while a family friend is still waiting for a heart.

If that is effd I don't know what is.

They treat em real good out here.

[Bummer Knees]

Ours is a state prison mandated by state laws.

I have a brother in law, Todd needing a transplant. Part of the evaluation by the team of Todd is looking at what what he can contribute to society.

Guess they don't do that in California.