#StopTheShock
A primary source, someone who literally went to JRC. This is what the Circuit Court is allowing.
JRC was an appointed guardian over this person, which is why their parent couldn't just take them out of JRC. This is utterly terrifying. 1/9
A primary source, someone who literally went to JRC. This is what the Circuit Court is allowing.
JRC was an appointed guardian over this person, which is why their parent couldn't just take them out of JRC. This is utterly terrifying. 1/9
TRIGGER WARNING - restraint, electric shock, abuse, seclusion, lack of privacy, manipulation
What follows is a quote from the video:
2/9
What follows is a quote from the video:
2/9
"It lasts 2 seconds but it feels like 10-15 seconds. The feeling is like this pulsing, pulling, yanking, burning sensation that they get in your arm, leg, whatever spot they shock you in. It doesn't go through your whole body,"
3/9
3/9
"it will just stay on that one spot where they shock you, but it will tear into it and your whole muscles will clench up and raise up, and you have no control over your muscle fort hat period of time. It's a terrible pain. I have no idea how to describe it."
4/9
4/9
"They describe it as a bee sting, but some people will say it's like a hundred bee stings, it's not just like a little bee sting, it's like a bunch of bee stings. Unless you've been tasered or something, or electrocuted by something, I don't know how to describe the feeling"
5/9
5/9
"the pain is really bad. They decided to shock me for running away, then they put me into restraints, which you have to wear around your waist and ankles, kind of like shackles in prison. They told me I was going to have to stay like that until further notice"
6/9
6/9
"which ended up being about 2 months. In restraints, in the back room of the crisis room, and that place was freezing. I couldn't leave until 8 o' clock...I wasn't allowed to go outside or do anything. The only time I could leave was to take a shower."
7/9
7/9
"There was a camera in there, you had to try to hide from the camera. I had maybe talked to my mom once a week, and I wasn't allowed to tell her anything because they would end the call if I said anything negative or try to tell her about what they were doing to me"
8/9
8/9
"I would rather be living on the street than living there. That is no place for anybody."
9/9
#StopTheShock
9/9
#StopTheShock
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