Patti.

Also I wanted to make the role of Patti Baxter at Oakwood Hospital in 1988 and 9 clear. She was probably being obvious in the way she sixed and twoed to relieve some of my hurt and anger, it was clear at some points. No one would believe me and it was getting more and more ridiculous. They were obviously spending the whole day there tormenting me, for over a year. I would see they weren't talking about there personal lives. They'd roll their eyes and think as they talked, trying to find creative ways to inserts those numbers into their conversation. Except, as I told my 2022 therapist briefly one hour each day, for no apparent reason. Then they'd go back to doing it. Patti Baxter was an old or older lady from Pennsylvania. She had some pretty controversial political views I could tell. She was religiously intolerant, verbally attacking an young atheist woman in group therapy once, even though it was against the rules. She really never thought the rules applied to her, if she was angry or thought she was right. Like in one incident with this mentally handicapped man there named Jim. She hated or was very annoyed by mentally handicapped people, but she tolerated them as part of her job. And she treated Jim more as a grandmother than anything else (though she did deliberately hurt him a couple of times, I remember). And she was racist too. In 1987 all the patients had to hug the staff, for support or something. And this African American man hugged her, I saw in the dining room. And she accepted it. But then she recoiled with disgust and gave him a dirty look to show him she really didn't want to do it. Also, all her insults at me in 1988 and 9 seemed to imply I was going to hell. There was also something going on with her and another Southern man then. When the sixing and twoing began July 6, and she walked into the room with him, he said with emphasis "to hell with it". She and he seemed to have something going where they both thought or hoped I would go to hell, I remember.