FROM THE PEN OF JACK THOMAS REID
I suppose by now you’ve all spoken to Doctor Ruth. She’ll have told you the whole sorry tale of how I came to be in that awful place. I have to say though, that she was always as nice as she could be in the times we spent in her office or in the consulting rooms at Ravenswood. I tried to be as polite and as courteous in return as I was brought up that way. She’s a nice person, Doctor Ruth.
I must admit that she was sad to see me go. When she came back to Ravenswood that day after the appeal and told me the news of my impending release, I was so happy I could have cried. Well, in fact, I did cry, just a little.
Doctor Ruth did tell me that she was a little unhappy at me being released so soon and without what she called ‘proper’ safeguards for my future b
