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Medications
Interview with Milles
JM: Did you always have access to necessary medications?
Milles: yes but only necessary meds. no aspirin or pain
meds ever.
JM: How did you get your medications?
Milles: from the nurse wagon once in morning once in
afternoon and once at night.
JM: What types of punishments were incurred for abuse of drugs? Did you ever witness this?
Milles: new charges. solitary lock down.
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My son was picked up on a bench warrant and is in Drug Rehab, Court Ordered! Why is he not being given his medication?
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if you are prescribed metadone legaly. if you go to jail can they prescribed it to you.
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Typically Methadone will NOT be prescribed or administered. Most opiate abusers who are suffering from withdrawals must do it "cold turkey" and a nurse will monitor your vitals closely. But you must advise the jail of your issue at booking. Certain Rx drugs are "blacklisted" and your RX must be on the jails approved list of medications. Even if you have it in your possession at the time of arrest. Most Schedule I or II narcotics are not administered in jail.
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Typically Methadone will NOT be prescribed or administered. Most opiate abusers who are suffering from withdrawals must do it "cold turkey" and a nurse will monitor your vitals closely. But you must advise the jail of your issue at booking. Certain Rx drugs are "blacklisted" and your RX must be on the jails approved list of medications. Even if you have it in your possession at the time of arrest. Most Schedule I or II narcotics are not administered in jail.
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