JM: How many different blocks were there? Kelly: I do not know how many cells there were but I would think there
was 3 or 4 additional cells. You never saw additional inmates
except at the doctor, dentist or at the church services.
JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they? Kelly: There are just named letters.
JM: Which inmates were housed in the different blocks? Kelly: One block was all members of a New Beginning Class I signed
up for but was never allowed to enter. The New Beginning Class
is a class which last a week and you work on yourself and try to
figure out a way to have a new beginning. I continued to sign up
for the class but I think they may first accept people who have
drug problems and that was not my situation. I wanted to go as
I lost both of my children to death and five days after we buried
our son my husband filed for divorce so I need a new
beginning. This class allows individuals time to work on
themselves and I did hope to be able to attend. The entire cell
block were class members. The leader of the class is a social
worker and teaches people how to map their life.
JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks? Kelly: I never saw any of the other blocks so do not know much about the
other blocks. I was only allowed into medical and my own cell
block. I never saw any other blocks.