Rita Greenwood

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Patient Full Name: Greenwood, Rita

Age: 16
DOB: Febuary 8th 1995
Gender: Female
Address: 1610 Nw Frontage Road
City: Troutdale
State: Oregon
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Height: 5 foot
Weight: 95 lbs
Eye Color: Green
Hair Color: Red
Distinguishing Marks: I have scars. A lot of scars. I have faded cigarette burn scars on my stomach (They look like big freckles in the right light), some whip scars across my back and my legs, and some other scars and piercings in private areas. I try not to show them off too much. I wear a collar 24/7, and until recently I was usually carrying a baby, either in my arms, or in a sling. She's three months old, and will be in foster care on the island while I'm in the facility.


Medical History:

Please list any and all allergies and age of onset below:

I'm allergic to latex. It was found out while I was very young, I can't remember specifically. If I was going to guess, I would say that at some point during a checkup, I was exposed to latex gloves and broke out in hives.

Are you aware of any ongoing medical issues?:

No.

If yes, list age of diagnoses by medical professionals, or age of onset below:

N/A

If you are receiving treatment for an ongoing medical complaint, please list prescriptions, strength of dose, frequency of dose, and other treatment plans below:

N/A

Do you smoke tobacco, consume alcohol, or use street drugs? If yes, please list number of packs per day, number of drinks per day and/or names of consumed drugs below:

I used to drink and smoke, but I stopped when I found out I was pregnant. That was a little under a year ago.




Psychiatric History:

Have you been diagnosed with any psychiatric issues? If so, please list diagnoses and age of diagnoses below:

I have been diagnosed with dependant personality disorder and masochism. This was diagnosed when I was fifteen, while I was a resident at Saint Nicholas' safe haven for children.

If you answered yes to the above, please list any and all prescriptions, including dosage and frequency of dosage, and other treatment plans below:

I am not receiving any treatment at present. In the past, a few therapists tried to help, but they only ever managed to make things worse.

If you answered yes to the above, please describe your feelings, symptoms, triggers and any incidents associated with the diagnoses, such as outbursts, suicide attempts or any other signs of non-typical behaviours, and approximate ages of incidents below:

My Dependent PD and my masochism were diagnosed after I had been rescued from a home where I had lived as little more than a slave for the previous five months. I showed no desire to be away from there, and I viewed the way I had been treated as normal, even a good thing. According to the last therapist I spoke to, my dependence has shifted to my current partner, Mark. She seems to think that because I am the submissive partner in our relationship, and that I enjoy the way he controls me, that I am somehow ill. She doesn't understand though, When I decide things for myself, people get hurt. Mark is better than me, I need him. Is that so wrong?

Have you ever been hospitalised for these diagnoses? If yes, please provide facility name(s) and age of admissions and discharges as well as what diagnoses you were you hospitalised for, or what incidents lead to hospitalisation:

Not hospitalised as such. I spent a few months as a resident of Saint Nicholas' safe haven for children. I think it was three months? I left in March 2010; I wasn't so much discharged as escaped. That place was no safe haven. It was a circus; run by dangerous idiots. I ended up there after the police rescued me from James, as I had nowhere else to go.

Are you aware of a history of psychiatric complaints in your family? If yes, please list family member(s), diagnoses, and how this affected you personally:

My younger sister killed herself when she was eleven. I was thirteen at the time, I never went home after that. I moved from one abusive partner to the next, selling myself for a roof over my head.



Environmental History:

Are you aware of any complications during your birth? If yes, please explain below:

I am not aware of any.

Are you aware of any difficulties in development during your infancy, such as learning disabilities, speech impediments, etc? If yes, please explain below:

I am not aware of any.

Are you aware of any long term separation from your mother during your infancy? If yes, please explain below:

No.

Please describe the location and environment in which you grew up. Please list town and state, and what it was like and how this affected you:

I grew up in a shitty part of Detroit. My mother was a crack addict and a prostitute. We didn't have enough food, we only ever got clothes from thrift stores, and nobody cared. Mom was a hooker, it was the only way she could afford her crack, I think people just assumed my sister and I would go the same way. Why bother reporting us to anyone when there were kids who could be saved, who deserved the social worker's time more than we did? We lived in the ghetto, we were doomed from the start I guess.

I was the lucky one of the two of us. Until I was nine years old, she didn't let people touch me, much. not until her usual dealer was arrested. She found a new one pretty fast, but she paid for her first bag of crack with my virginity. My sister's bought the second. She was seven years old; I had to hold her down. I still see that in my dreams at night, I can still hear her screaming. I wish Things only got worse for us from then on. She figured out how much more money she could make from us, and she made it. The worst part was the men who'd pretend to be our friends. They'd buy us things, take us to the park, then they'd make us do things. Life back then was hell, unending hell.

When I was thirteen, my sister killed herself. She stepped out in front of a train. I never got to say goodbye. I never went home after that; I ran away. I stole a bottle from a store, and I went home with the first man who'd take me. I kept doing that for a month or so, sleeping in alleyways when I couldn't find a place to stay. There are places a malnourished thirteen year old can hide that no-one else can find her in. That all stopped when I met James though. he caught me when I was shoplifting, and he took me home. People before him had mostly kicked me out after a few days when I started stealing food from them, but not him. He offered me a place to stay, with food, drink and cigarettes, all free if I agreed to let him collar me. I didn't hesitate.

I lived with him for six months. he's the one who gave me my scars. He started off nice enough, a little rough, sure, but I like that. He got cruel fast though, he'd beat me no matter what I did, he'd keep me tied up for days, he'd rape me, sell my body to his friends, anything he could think of, and I loved him. He got me pregnant, and I still loved him. The only thing that got me away from him was his overreaction to me burning his dinner. I popped outside for a cigarette, dinner burned, and he broke my arm for it. After that he kept me tied to a bed, screaming, for a week. That's how long it took the neighbours to call the cops.

The cops came, and they thought I was dead. I was chained to a bed, unconscious from the amount of booze he'd been pouring into me, covered in cigarette burns and with a nasty infection. They got me out of there and arrested him, I haven't seen him since. I was shipped off to Saint Nicholas' safe haven for children once I was out of hospital, but don't let the name fool you. that place was anything but safe. I had friends there though, and even though the therapists were useless, my friends helped me. While I was there, I had James' baby aborted. That, and meeting Mark, were the only good things that happened to me there.

Mark is the best thing that has ever happened to me. he takes care of me, and our baby. I don't know what I'd do without him. It was his idea to run away, he's been the one with the plan all along, he's been working harder than I ever could to support us, and I love him. He would never let anything bad happen to me or our daughter. Without Mark, I would be so, so lost, I wouldn't last a week.


Please describe your educational history. How were you in school, both as a young child and in later grades? How were your grades? Did you enjoy school? What was school socialisation like? What were your academic strengths and weaknesses? Please answer below:

I stopped going to school when I was twelve. I don't think anyone was surprised, I doubt they even noticed. it was too hard to cover the bruises by then, and mom wanted me home all day so she could make more money. I wasn't a very good student before that though. I can read and write, and I can add up, but that's about all. Well, I can cook, and sew, things like that; James called that Women's work and beat me when I messed up. When I was at St Nick's, they tried to take me to community college, but I couldn't keep up with the classes and I dropped out when I ran away. I was never very social at school, and about the only subject I can do anything in is home ec.

Do/did you have many friends growing up? Do/did you have a best friend? If yes, please explain below:

When I was growing up, there was only my sister. Her name was Maria. She was the only one I could talk to about the things I did, or had done to me, and I was the same for her. Eventually; after everything we were put through, it all got too much for her. She stepped in front of a train just to escape the life she was forced into.

At St Nicks, there was my roommate, Ceva. She was twelve, nearly thirteen, and she's the only person I've met who's life was worse than my own. I loved her as much as I loved Maria, my sister.. There was a boy too, his name was Mark. They were my family. We did everything together, Mark was even helping me to sort out my view of the world. That was all destroyed by the therapists though.

When Ceva was scared, or stressed, or bored, she touched herself. One time, in what they called a group therapy session, I helped her. The doctor in charge had walked out and left us alone; there were six kids in that room. the youngest was five. There was yelling, and screaming, and Mark got hit by a girl, she was scared out of her mind. I only wanted to help, I asked her, and she wanted me to, but the so called doctor running it didn't like that when he heard the screaming and came back. A day later, he called me a rapist. He said I was going to go to prison, said I'd get twenty to life. At the time, I was still hung up on James, I still thought living as a slave was a good thing, and wanted to marry him. I don't think it was a good call for him to tell me I was going to jail, or to accuse me of what he did.

Not long after that, Ceva killed herself. She blamed herself for what we thought was going to happen to me, I have never cried harder in my life. Mark and I ran away that day; I don't think they ever bothered to look for us.

Do/did you pursue any extra curricular activities or talents? If yes, please explain below:


I can sew, clean and cook, but that's about it.

If sexually active, please list age of onset and sexual preference below. If not sexually active, are you aware of a sexual preference?:

I lost my innocence when I was nine. I was thirteen before I slept with anyone willingly, and fifteen before I got into a real relationship. I fell in love with Mark at St Nick's. He's a year older than I am, but he's a good man. He loves me, and I love him. We are in an active D/s relationship, and we have a three month old daughter. Her name is Ceva. She's being looked after by Leslie Nakhimov.

Please explain a little about your overall life below. What circumstances do you feel have brought you to where you are now? How do you feel about those? Do you have any thing else to note about your life that you feel has had some bearing on your current situation? Please explain below:

When Mark and I left Saint Nick's, we went on the run. We didn't know if they were looking for us, and with the crimes I was accused of, we didn't want to find out. We skipped town fast, on the first bus going west from Michigan. We spent a year travelling from town to town, working casual jobs for cash to survive. It was while we were running that I got pregnant, but we couldn't let that stop us. I worked as long as I could, waitressing mostly, but it's very, very hard now that I can't work. Ceva is too young to leave, and we can't afford childcare. We can barely afford food, I am convinced Mark is skipping meals to keep me and Ceva fed.

We'd been running for a year when we came to Portland. We took a room in the cheapest motel we could find, one that let me work as a maid to cover the room cost while Mark found something to keep us fed. I could keep Ceva with me in her sling while I worked, I was glad to be doing things again. We stayed a week, and the time came to move on; like it always did. We didn't want to stay in one place too long, Mark says that'd make it easier for us to be found. What we weren't expecting was what we saw at the bus station.

At Saint Nick's, there had been one adult who'd cared. her name was Leslie, she was a shrink. She was the one who took me to get the abortion. She was the one who tried to help, as much as she could given the situation there. She was the one we walked into at the bus station; and she recognised us instantly. She had us cornered pretty quickly, and offered us a chance. She put us up in a motel for a week, and a couple of days later, we got forms these forms. She says this place can help us, and that Ceva will be taken away from us forever if we don't go. Mark says it's a good idea, so it must be. He says this place can help us be good parents, in everyone's eyes.



Legal History:

Do/did you ever abuse controlled substances, including but not limited to prescription medications, street drugs or alcohol? If yes, please explain below:

Yes. I abused alcohol from the ages of 13 to 15, and I smoked for the same period. it was an attempt to escape from what I was being put through. Mostly, I stole what I needed, but sometimes, I would trade sexual favours for bottles of alcohol and packets of cigarettes. I stopped both as soon as I found out I was pregnant.

Have you ever been convicted of a crime? If yes, please list conviction, age of conviction and circumstances below:

No. I was accused of rape, but I ran away before charges could be pressed.

If you answered yes to the above, please list sentences connected to these convictions below:

N/A

Have you ever knowingly committed a crime for which you were not convicted or sentenced? If yes, please explain below:

Prostitution is a crime in Michigan. I have also shoplifted a lot of alcohol and cigarettes.



Personal Interview:

Describe yourself to the best of your ability in only five words:

A devoted caring loving mother.

You come across a glass of water. The total volume of water in the glass constitutes half of its total capacity. Is the glass half empty, or half full? Explain your answer below:

I don't understand this question, but Mark says the glass is half empty. he says only Ceva can fill the glass, and I agree with him.

If you could change only one thing in your life, what would it be, and why?:

I would have run away from Saint Nick's before Ceva killed herself. Mark and I would bring her with us. We'd be a family, like we were in that hellhole.

How do you feel about your life and the things you have done in it, looking back? If you have committed crimes, how do you feel about those now?:

Some days, I wish I was dead. That feeling never lasts long, All I have to do is look at my daughter, or my boyfriend; hear Ceva laugh, feel Mark;s lips against mine...I have a lot to live for; and while I feel that my life up until last year was hell, I choose to look forwards, not backwards. With Mark and Ceva, I can grow into the person I was always meant to be; a devoted, loving wife and mother. Mark will help me with that. He's amazing.

What are your goals in life, and how do you feel those would be best accomplished?:

As I said, I only want to be a loving wife to Mark, the boy who has collared me, and a devoted mother to Ceva, our daughter. I think this can be accomplished by giving myself and Mark the chance to build a life; to earn our GEDs, and to get jobs to support our family. All we want is to be left alone to raise our daughter in peace.

Lastly, why have you chosen admission at St. Christina Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center, and how do you think this will help you toward your life goals?:

As I said earlier, we met Leslie again, in the bus station when we were tying to leave. She says this place can help us, and Mark agrees. Ceva...will be in foster care while we're here, to start with at least. Leslie says that's what's best for all of us. She says if we don't get help, Ceva will be taken away from us, forever. We can't let that happen. It won't be easy, but we have eachother, and if we're good, we can still see Ceva; I hope. I know she'll be well looked after with Leslie



Patient/Guardian Signature:

By agreeing to admission to our facilities, you hereby agree to abide by all rules and terms of service outlined in patient or resident handbooks, rules and codes of conduct. You hereby agree to waive your right to voluntary dismissal from our facilities until such a time as facility administrators sign paperwork for your release. You hereby agree to comply with facility staff recommendations, demands, or outlines for treatment. You hereby waive your right to informed medical consent before medication changes or medical procedures. You hereby agree to waive your right to hold GR Biotech and its Subsidiaries responsible for any personal harm or distress incurred during treatment. GR Biotech and its Subsidiaries reserve the right to add or amend these terms of service at any time.

Please sign and date below:

Rita Greenwood 14th June 2011

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Building: Bennett
Wing: N/A
Ward: C
Room: 4
Bed: 3
Primary Therapist: Dr. __________

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Primary:Sexual Degeneracy

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[b]Building:[/b] Bennett
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[b]Ward:[/b] C

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