"So like out here I can go to the emergency room and I would get some help that night. But in there, it could be days. It could be hours before you get these things. Like I said, they say, if you're not bleeding, dying, you're not going to need no service overnight or within those hours."
"I feel like I've been in a war zone for 30 years, and now you're throwing me back in society and expecting me to function."
"I gave them information about my health and they've not listened to me, so later on down the line, I ended up with a worse health condition than the health condition that I tried to explain to them. So if they would've did any preventative work on the information that I had gave to them, they would've followed up on it, but they didn't until it became almost a emergency. That's when they wanted to follow up on it. "
"Because, again, the Department of Corrections is not into preventative care, it's more into reactive care."