Joan Lipinski

And plus she had been changed from unit to unit, to unit, to unit, wasn't allowed outside, never saw daylight, had no exercise for four months. when she started this whole journey, and here she's had back surgery. So when they put her in a car, she could barely get in the car.

And then when they went to put her on a plane, she could hardly get up the steps, shackled and chained, you know, and on heart medicine on top of it.

And then when they went to put her on a plane, she could hardly get up the steps, shackled and chained, you know, and on heart medicine on top of it.

And then when they went to put her on a plane, she could hardly get up the steps, shackled and chained, you know, and on heart medicine on top of it.

She is at Federal Medical Center in Carswell. And that's, I mean, that's her destination for now. But when she got to Carswell, they had no medical records on her and didn't know what she was doing there. So once again, so here I am, I'm calling. This is when I really started calling people on senators and people, I'm like, I need help. I was working with Walt with prisonology.

She is at Federal Medical Center in Carswell. And that's, I mean, that's her destination for now. But when she got to Carswell, they had no medical records on her and didn't know what she was doing there. So once again, so here I am, I'm calling. This is when I really started calling people on senators and people, I'm like, I need help. I was working with Walt with prisonology.

She is at Federal Medical Center in Carswell. And that's, I mean, that's her destination for now. But when she got to Carswell, they had no medical records on her and didn't know what she was doing there. So once again, so here I am, I'm calling. This is when I really started calling people on senators and people, I'm like, I need help. I was working with Walt with prisonology.

I'm like, what do we do? I had attorneys. I'm like, we got to get in touch with somebody. She needs help. They don't even know what she's doing there. They put her in camp clothes, put her in medical clothes, put her back in camp clothes, put her in medical clothes, all the while hauling mattresses and stuff. She was fit to be tied.

I'm like, what do we do? I had attorneys. I'm like, we got to get in touch with somebody. She needs help. They don't even know what she's doing there. They put her in camp clothes, put her in medical clothes, put her back in camp clothes, put her in medical clothes, all the while hauling mattresses and stuff. She was fit to be tied.

I'm like, what do we do? I had attorneys. I'm like, we got to get in touch with somebody. She needs help. They don't even know what she's doing there. They put her in camp clothes, put her in medical clothes, put her back in camp clothes, put her in medical clothes, all the while hauling mattresses and stuff. She was fit to be tied.

And I thought her first day there, she was not going to make it through the night.

And I thought her first day there, she was not going to make it through the night.

And I thought her first day there, she was not going to make it through the night.

We're now at a year.

We're now at a year.

We're now at a year.

63 months. Five years and three months.

63 months. Five years and three months.

63 months. Five years and three months.

Don't count. They're nothing. No, because she was at home. They don't count for anything.