They they have your dose messed up. Messed up. >> Yes. Even though I've written it down for them like five [ __ ] times. >> Molly, you don't have to use profanity. >> I'm upset. >> I understand. After the beat, please say your first and last name. >> Molly Duncan, >> an incarcerated individual at Kyahoga County Correction Center. Molly, I'm here. Hi. I'm here, honey. Hi, Mom. Hi, sweetie. I've been thinking about you all day. Hi, mama. Oh, sweetheart. I'm here, honey. Mama, thank you for going to the church today, honey. Honey, I did that for you. I did that for all of us. So, the pastors are Jim and Andrea. >> Andrea is the new pastor's wife. >> The new lead pastor's wife. >> Oh, Andrea's Jim's wife. >> Uh, no, they're No, not his wife, but one of the other pastor's wife. >> Oh. Oh, okay. >> So, they are not >> Jim for Eric. Jim took over for Eric. Uh, I don't know who Jim took over for. >> Is Jim the second in command? >> I am not sure. >> You weren't sure? >> No, he were just both there. >> Uh, actually, he spoke to me first. He came out first and we sat down in the cafe together and I told him who I was and why I was there >> and we we spoke about a half an hour to 40 minutes and then he said, "Would you like to go speak somewhere somewhere more private?" >> And we went and spoke in one of the conference rooms. >> Yeah, I know. We got cut off. So, I wanted we got cut off. uh prematurely. >> It's okay, Molly. And your timing could not have been more perfect cuz we were it I had been there about a good hour and a half. So, my my conversation continued with Jim and then he asked me, "Can I bring in uh the pastor's wife? Would you like to meet her?" and he said, "I have a feeling she would be a great help to us." And I met her and I I absolutely fell in love with her. So, she has a very calming presence and she has a gentle, kind demeanor to her as well. So she's probably for in her 40s, >> early 40s. >> Yeah. >> So we spoke more about you. I showed them pictures of you. >> Yeah. >> I said, "I want you to see some photos of Molly." So I showed them pictures of you. I showed them a beautiful picture taken of you and Dana. >> Yes. >> So Andrea knows Dana. >> Oh, really? >> Mhm. She said, "I know who Dana is now." Um, and at the end, he said, "Would it be okay with you if we prayed?" So, we the three of us stood up together and joined hands. And that's when you called. >> Yeah. Um, right after when I had to go, they said they were bringing medications and they brought an inadequate dose of my medications. >> And so they they have your dose messed up. Messed up. >> Yes. Even though I've written it down for them like five [ __ ] times. >> Molly, you don't have to use profanity. >> I'm upset. >> I understand. use a different word >> five times. I don't know. I don't have a other word to use. >> Okay, I understand you're upset because they gave you >> I've written it down. Okay, fine. I've written it down repetitively and they're trying to say, "Oh, your dose is 75 milligrams. Not 175. Your dose isn't 175. Your dose is 75." And moreover, they will not give me the myri. >> Okay. So, So they gave you your medication to get Did they give you So they gave you three of the four meds? >> No, they gave me two of the four today. >> Wait a second. They gave you two of four men today. >> Yes. >> Okay. Which meds did they give you? >> They gave me RAR and >> 75. Yes. RAR. V >> V. Okay. RAR. Is that for the bi bipolar disorder? >> It's the mood stabilizer. >> Okay, that's the mood stabilizer. >> And how much do they give you? >> 4.5, which is my dose. >> Okay, so that's correct. >> Finally. Yes. >> Correct dose. >> And they've given me one piece of bread all day. >> So, what else? Okay, so let's let's get back to the mess. They gave you the Var, which is the nude stabilizer. >> Yeah. >> What else did they give you? >> I just told you 75 milligrams of Pstique and my dose is 175. >> Okay. You're supposed to be at 175. And they gave you >> and I explained to them and they're like, "Why is And they they didn't believe me that my dose was 175." I said, "You've called Siobhan Willis. She is my prescriber. She had had me for three months now and I was at Crossroads Health before this. When I was at Crossroads Health, they had me on a dose of 200 milligrams. And as of recently, we're trying to lower it. You cannot go from 200 to 75. You cannot go from 200 to zero, which is what they have done to me. >> Okay. So, this can you tell that this medication is again? Can you spell it for me? >> Pastique. P R I S T I Q I Q. >> Okay. >> Just like it sounds. Just like it sounds. Pstique. >> Okay. And this prestique is for >> it's the S N R I. It's the anti-depressant. >> Okay. >> It's the big hitter. It's the big major one. >> Okay. >> And that's the one I've been saying. I am getting the brain zaps. I am getting the hallucinations. Like I'm seeing black and white flashing lights. Well, our conversation, we only have 15 minutes, but I want to let you know something. Uh, R.J. is going to see you on Friday. Okay. And you can talk to him in length about this, about your medication. >> I intend to. >> Okay. And is this your doctor, Savani Willis? Is is she with ARC? >> She is my nurse practitioner with ARC. Okay. >> Would you like me to call her? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Is she out of school? >> Yes. Arc Psychiatry in Beachwood. >> Okay. I can call her for you. >> Yes. >> Okay. I don't know how much information he will. I don't even know if she'll take my call. >> Probably not. But you can call. >> Okay. I will call. >> You can try. So they gave you 4.5 milligrams of the railar which is the correct dose and they gave you only 75 mg of the peak which is the incorrect dose which is 100 milligrams too short. >> Okay. Yes. And you've only had one piece of bread all day today. >> One piece of bread since yesterday morning. >> Wait. Oh, I thought you had me. >> Oh, that meat. I had that meat. I had that meat last night and I got I got violently ill. But all day today, I've had one piece of bread because they came to me and they said we actually used to they actually came to me and they said we actually used to um use a plant-based company for the meat and then we switched back to meat. >> Okay. >> Batch told me that today. So, your piece of bread came this morning in place of the breakfast that was taken away. >> Like it was like another inmate's piece of bread. >> So, what about your lunch? >> I didn't get a lunch and I didn't get a breakfast today. >> Okay. No, I thought you told me your breakfast was taken away and they never brought anything in its place. >> That is true. That is true. I didn't I didn't receive it. And then when they tried to bring me lunch, they just gave me a piece of bread because everything on the lunch platter, like even the rice and beans had bacon mixed into it. >> So, you've had one piece of bread all day? >> I've had one piece of bread all day. I am starving, Mom. >> Okay. Have you asked to speak to a physician? >> Yes, I've asked for medical care repeatedly and they have denied me. I you need to tell R.J. Davis that every day since I came here, I've been asking for medical care. >> Yes. >> And you've seen Are you keeping track of the people that you're seeing? Like the counselor? Did you see a female counselor? >> That was quite a while ago. >> Quite a while ago. Okay. >> Did you happen to guess her name? [Music] Um, I saw a social worker yesterday. She was nice. Her name was Holly. >> So, you did see Holly who was a social worker >> briefly. She came around to every single cell, not just the name. She came down. I brought everyone. >> You saw her? >> Yeah. I told her I need these meds. So, >> okay. Um, why don't you ask Abby to see her again? [Music] >> She wasn't here today. There was like another nurse in her place who was like a real you know what. >> Oh, one of those. Okay. >> Totally horrific to me. Like I was speaking to her just like how I am to you right now. And she was like she was so mean to me, mom. >> Okay. And she was a white woman. Like my age, too. Like a white woman my age. >> Okay. >> Like a nurse. Like a nurse. Like a girl who was probably a bully in high school. >> One of those. One of those. >> Okay. I understand. >> Yeah. One of those. >> Okay. >> Real real mean. Real mean to me. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> When I was saying I need medical care. I need I need a doctor. I need medical care. And she's like, "Do you see how you're speaking to me right now?" >> Okay. >> That's what she said to me. And I said, I am very calm right now, miss. >> That's what I said. >> Well, that >> I stood up for myself. It's all on camera. >> So, you need to just stay calm. >> I have >> I know that's I know that's easier said than done. >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Mom, the camera shows me being perfectly calm and composed and her saying that to me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. >> And she did not give her name to anyone. She had her back strung out. She didn't want anyone knowing her name. She wanted one of those. >> I understand. Well, unfortunately, Molly, there are people like that in this world that shouldn't be doing what they're doing. >> No. Should not be here. >> So, I know you've been talking to Dylan. >> Yes. >> And I >> Dylan's going to come after work and he's going to get my Bible. >> He is. >> Mhm. >> Okay. He's doing that today. >> Yeah, he's doing that today. I told him I want him to have it. >> Okay. And your So your Bible, like your Bible here at the house? >> Yeah, like my Bible for my room. I told him I want him to have it. >> Okay. Okay, that's fine. >> Mhm. That's fine. So, you're you're giving him your Bible? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. That's fine. So, do you still have the Bible that was given to you? >> Yes, I am keeping it within myself. >> Okay. Yeah. Reading it. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we I mean we prayed for you today. >> I felt God's presence. I felt it. [Music] I felt like it was an intervention from from God when when you called >> and we were about to start praying. >> Yeah. >> The call is going to end soon, Mom. >> I know. Molly, I want you to remember that your dad and I love you. >> You have one minute left. >> I love you both. I love you both so much. I love you both so much. And I am going to be the best daughter ever for you, Molly. I want you to stay strong for yourself, strong for your family, strong for the people that love you and see all the wonderful and good things in you. You're going to be the best daughter for Christ and for you and dad. Okay. >> Okay, honey. We love you and be strong and stay calm and God is in your heart and no one can ever take that away. Sweetie, >> I love you. >> I love you and I am holding your hand from afar and praying for you. And my heart is with you, sweetie. And R.J. will be there to see you on Friday. >> Can't come soon enough. >> I know, sweetie. I know, sweetie. but he will be there on Friday. >> Thank you for using Securus. Goodbye.