I took the gambling house to east wing with me. I had other problems going on at the same
time a guy that I later found out I had just met a couple of times was going on
the outside saying I was a snitch and that is something a person did not want
going on. I had finished an accounting course and was now taking computer
programing there. I raised the limit on
my gambling house and a guard I knew wrote me up. I later found out he did it to save me he
thought so I did not get hurt although at the time I was angry that he wrote me
up. In computer class I had just been made a teacher assistant because I had
finished my work early.
All this was going on and I went to the hearing for gambling and lost of course. They gave me three days in solitary and start all over from the lowest wing. Well I went to the hole very angry and that is the last thing I remember because next thing I was on another wing and was mentally ill. Although I did not know it at the time that I was mentally ill. Also did not know where I was at first or anything. The next thing I knew I was cutting myself with a razor. I told the guard on duty what I had done cutting myself. He next put me in a cell where they watch you and the next morning I was taken to the infirmary at Canon city.
A psychiatrist talked to me and at first thought I was mentally ill although he later changed his mind and just thought I was sleep deprived. He put me on Halcion sleeping medication although I did not start this medication until one night before Christmas. The psychiatrist came on seen me when I was better and asked where I would like to go for the rest of my time. I had been watching the inmates there and said right there behind the walls even though I could have gone back my friends all stuck by me there. Although I had changed I was not the same person and will never be. I changed with the mental illness. I went back to the infirmary once more and that is when they started watching that I took my sleeping medicine.
My counselor at the time told me she was not going to recommend parole when I came up for it because she said I was a danger to myself and others. I did not know what she meant at the time. I knew they could not hold me once my appeal came through so I was not worried. I wish now that at the time she would have explained it to me. She was from Pueblo so she knew about mental illness. I finally received a job there in the library and won my appeal six months later. I did not know that I had a mental illness. I will talk about the streets and how I became mentally ill the second time next week. I sort of had a mental illness in the county waiting for my appeal bond although I had friends that took care of me there.
All this was going on and I went to the hearing for gambling and lost of course. They gave me three days in solitary and start all over from the lowest wing. Well I went to the hole very angry and that is the last thing I remember because next thing I was on another wing and was mentally ill. Although I did not know it at the time that I was mentally ill. Also did not know where I was at first or anything. The next thing I knew I was cutting myself with a razor. I told the guard on duty what I had done cutting myself. He next put me in a cell where they watch you and the next morning I was taken to the infirmary at Canon city.
A psychiatrist talked to me and at first thought I was mentally ill although he later changed his mind and just thought I was sleep deprived. He put me on Halcion sleeping medication although I did not start this medication until one night before Christmas. The psychiatrist came on seen me when I was better and asked where I would like to go for the rest of my time. I had been watching the inmates there and said right there behind the walls even though I could have gone back my friends all stuck by me there. Although I had changed I was not the same person and will never be. I changed with the mental illness. I went back to the infirmary once more and that is when they started watching that I took my sleeping medicine.
My counselor at the time told me she was not going to recommend parole when I came up for it because she said I was a danger to myself and others. I did not know what she meant at the time. I knew they could not hold me once my appeal came through so I was not worried. I wish now that at the time she would have explained it to me. She was from Pueblo so she knew about mental illness. I finally received a job there in the library and won my appeal six months later. I did not know that I had a mental illness. I will talk about the streets and how I became mentally ill the second time next week. I sort of had a mental illness in the county waiting for my appeal bond although I had friends that took care of me there.
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