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One
day
he
handed
her
a
sheet
of
paper
with
writing
all
over
it
and
signed
"
Arthur
.
"
He
seemed
quite
frightened
,
saying
,
"
I
don
’
t
know
anybody
named
Arthur
,
and
I
don
’
t
understand
what
’
s
written
on
the
paper
.
"
Soon
the
staff
was
complaining
to
Dr
.
George
that
they
found
it
increasingly
difficult
to
deal
with
someone
who
constantly
said
,
"
I
didn
’
t
do
that
,
someone
else
did
,
"
when
they
had
seen
it
happen
with
their
own
eyes
.
Milligan
,
they
said
,
was
undermining
the
treatment
of
other
patients
,
manipulating
the
staff
by
going
from
one
to
the
other
to
get
what
he
wanted
.
He
constantly
hinted
that
Ragen
might
come
out
and
handle
matters
,
and
the
staff
saw
this
as
a
veiled
threat
.
Dr
.
George
suggested
that
he
be
the
one
to
deal
with
Milligan
’
s
alter
personalities
,
and
then
only
in
therapy
sessions
.
The
staff
should
not
mention
or
discuss
the
other
names
on
the
unit
,
especially
not
in
front
of
the
other
patients
.
Helen
Yaeger
,
the
nurse
who
had
spoken
to
Arthur
on
the
first
day
,
now
entered
this
treatment
plan
on
the
nursing
-
goal
sheet
dated
March
28
:
Within
one
month
Mr
.
Milligan
will
accept
responsibility
for
acts
which
he
denies
as
evidenced
by
no
statements
of
denial
of
these
behaviors
.
Plan
:
(
1
)
When
denies
ability
to
play
piano
—
staff
replies
they
saw
or
heard
him
play
—
maintain
a
matter
of
fact
attitude
.
(
2
)
When
observed
writing
notes
that
he
denies
knowledge
of
—
staff
should
tell
him
he
was
seen
writing
notes
.
(
3
)
When
patient
refers
to
himself
as
another
personality
—
staff
should
remind
him
his
name
is
Billy
.
Dr
.
George
explained
his
approach
to
Allen
during
the
therapy
session
by
pointing
out
that
the
other
patients
on
the
unit
became
confused
when
they
heard
the
various
names
of
the
personalities
.
"
Some
people
call
themselves
Napoleon
or
Jesus
Christ
,
"
Allen
said
.
"
But
its
different
if
I
and
the
staff
do
it
—
call
you
Danny
one
day
and
Arthur
or
Ragen
or
Tommy
or
Allen
another
time
.
I
suggest
that
to
the
staff
and
to
the
patients
,
all
your
personalities
answer
to
the
name
of
Billy
,
while
in
—
"
"
They
’
re
not
‘
personalities
,
’
Dr
.
George
.
They
’
re
people
.
"
"
Why
do
you
make
the
distinction
?
"
