Таинственная история Билли Миллигана

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           ThenextdayhetalkedtoNurseYaegeraboutthetreatment,complainingthatitwasallwrong.Whenshetoldhimhewasinterferingwiththestaffandthepatients,hebecameupset."I’mnotresponsibleforthingsthataredonebymyotherpeople,"hesaid.

           "Wecan’trelatetoyourotherpeople,"Yaegersaid,"onlytoBilly."

           Heshouted,"Dr.Hardingisn’ttreatingmethewayDr.Wilburtoldhimto.Thistreatmentisnogood."

           Hedemandedtoreadhischart,andwhenYaegerrefused,hesaidheknewhecouldmakethehospitalallowhimaccesstohisrecords.Hewascertain,hesaid,thatthestaffwasnotrecordinghischangesofbehaviorandthathewouldn’tbeabletoaccountforhislosttime.

           Thatevening,afteravisitbyDr.George,Tommyannouncedtothestaffthathewasfiringhisdoctor.LaterAllencameoutofhisroomandsaidhewasreinstatinghim.

           Aftershewasgivenpermissiontovisit,Milligansmother,DorothyMoore,camealmosteveryweek,oftenwithherdaughter,Kathy.Hersonsreactionswereunpredictable.Sometimesafterhervisithewouldbehappyandoutgoing.Othertimeshewouldbedepressed.

           JoanWinslow,thepsychiatricsocialworker,reportedintheteammeetingthatshehadinterviewedDorothyaftereachofhervisits.Winslowfoundherawarmandgivingperson,butspeculatedthathershyanddependentnaturehadpreventedherfrominterferingwiththereportedabuses.