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Beat up in Jail


Well,
The A got beat up by 5 people in the jail he was originally placed.  Not sure what happened, but apparently he broke 4 or 5 bones around his eye socket and it may require reconstructive surgery.  His mom paid to have him bonded out of that jail and transferred to another one that has a warrant on him- go figure.  Anyway, he is now trying to convince them to bail him out so that he can have surgery.  Does anyone know if they can have this sort of surgery while incarcerated?


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I would highly doubt they would release him for reconstructive surgery.

They will receive basis medical care.

My A ex-husband had three stints in a state penitentiary. I met him after he was released the second time.

He did a year on parole violation a couple of years after we had met.

He always talked about what a horrible violent environment that was, and I began to see what it was like when I went down for visitation that year. It still makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck when I think about it.

Of course, he was just a victim of circumstances, should never have been there at all. I bought it hook, line, and sinker.

I really did feel sorry for him.

By the time my oldest had landed in jail the first time for 9 months, I had some Alanon under my belt.

I realized that people who don't break the law don't end up in jails/penitentiaries.

What happens to my oldest daughter during her numerous jail stays (and I have no doubt there are more in the future) is none of my concern.

She put herself there.

My concern is focusing on healing myself! smile

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He will probably have surgery then be released back into the prison.
he probably said something smart and found out to be smart while in prison.

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SLS


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And, how are YOU doing....

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Well they would definitely have to patch him up otherwise he can sue.  I feel sorry for them their illness is so bad. Then they go into poor me. The a is in poor me right now.  I no longer can listen to it.

I also totally understand that they have always got something and it is of course the only thing that is going on at all.

Maresie.

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oh NOOOOO. The dang disease causes so much drama. Probably opened its mouth to the wrong person....

I have no idea, probably depends on what that institution has set up.

I am so sad he had to go thru this. YOu too. Hugs to your family.

love,debilyn

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I was going to ask, but SLS asked the question first.  Great minds, etc.....

Diva

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ya in michigan the state has to pay for their medical care also

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okay I found 2 cents.  I believe in jail the answer is no.  However in prision the answer is yes.  In prision they are a ward of the state.  I could be wrong and I've not been in either place by the grace of God   o n l y.

(((((hugs))))) smile



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Code, I am sorry you are having to deal with this! Hugs, J.

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I am doing okay.  Must admit that it really shook me up at first and, yes, I have been doing some codependent activities:  Calling to find out about medical care, etc.  However, I also feel some serenity in that I know that he causes this to happen to himself at this point-ie until he recognizes the cause and effect- these things only continue to happen.  I am trying to remind myself that I can love him and still respect his right and ability to think/take care of himself.
Thanks for the love and support.

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