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thegooddrjones

200. New inmates and beaches.

Nov 15, 2011 12:07

I know with the whole network being mental, people probably missed the announcement about medical exams. The medical exam takes five minutes, is no touch and the results are entirely confidential. They're useful for creating a medical baseline in case you're injured, ill, end up in a coma or are dealing with the death toll. If possible, I advise ( Read more... )

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Private son_ofzeus November 15 2011, 18:02:01 UTC

Everything seems just fine without it.

Private thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 18:07:28 UTC

It works best if you're on a strict regiment, Pollux. Every day, same time.

Private son_ofzeus November 15 2011, 18:13:15 UTC

I've been doing this for years. But this fucked up place isn't worth getting...poisoned over or whatever you all have planned.

Private thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 18:28:16 UTC

Pollux, we don't want to poison you. These are the same drugs that you're familiar with from home. We only want to help you.

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[Private] dont_tell_sansa November 15 2011, 18:02:45 UTC

What for? [She's wary. She doesn't want to give up her knife, or go through one of these exams.]

[Private] thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 18:07:48 UTC

Because I'm your new warden.

[Private] dont_tell_sansa November 15 2011, 19:01:33 UTC

I know. I saw. Why do you want to talk?

[Paause] I didn't get your file.

[Private] thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 19:14:29 UTC

Because that's what we do. And because we should understand each other, yeah?

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Private im_sid November 15 2011, 18:23:43 UTC

Hey, um. Martha? I was wondering if you could tell me about how medication's handled in the infirmary? I don't really know how to make sure someone's actually taking their meds or... what the rules are about it, but I kinda have to learn fast.

Private thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 18:31:43 UTC

You're Pollux's warden, yeah? He was here before so I knew he needed it. In general when an inmate requires medication, we have them come in on a set schedule in order to take it. However, we can't force someone to take their medication. I'm hoping that stressing the importance to him about it being on a schedule will help, but so far not so much.

Private im_sid November 15 2011, 18:48:26 UTC

Yeah. I don't know if that'll work with him. [His fiiiile. So much dependency and paranoia in there.]

Would it be okay if I tried to manage them? Or would that violate some kind of, I don't know, space malpractice laws. I mean, it probably won't work out any better than trying to get him to the infirmary, but I really don't feel right leaving it.

Private thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 18:59:11 UTC

I don't feel right leaving it either. In the past he did take them from me, but so far it's not going as well as I'd like.

Let me see if talking with him helps and then we'll work out something else if it didn't?

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[Private] in Spanish? mightymorbid November 15 2011, 18:51:29 UTC

How it's meant to be shown?

[Private] Yes. thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 18:59:45 UTC

On a giant screen.

[Private] mightymorbid November 15 2011, 19:01:04 UTC

Does the size of the screen really make that much of a difference?

[Private] thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 19:14:58 UTC

You'd be amazed.

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thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 20:34:04 UTC

Nope. Even vampires and the dead have the death toll. Actually, that's one of the reasons why it's so important; it lets us know what's normal for you.

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thegooddrjones November 15 2011, 20:40:16 UTC

Yes. What your normal body settings are.

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