I agree that this is a horrible problem. I used to be a psych nurse. Training is needed and mentally ill inmates should not be with the main prison population. S.C. Money must be spent as it is on any ill person. Mental illness is just that an illness. Great blog.
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You’re right. Prison is not the right place for people with mental health conditions to be detained. Worse possible place in fact. Hopefully the SC government will administer some kind of change.
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We can hope and pray. I was a psych nurse in the 70’s. We basically opened up the mental hospitals and told them to get out. This was when medicine stopped being a world of compassion and caring and became a sacred cow for business. Hugs, Barbara