He told me to make a routine call. I told him—again, I will repeat it—“I really can't deal with this anymore. What's going on? Why is it not being resolved?” He said, “If you really can't deal with it anymore, you know, you have the right to die.”
Take it as you want. Did he tell me, “I'm writing a prescription”? No.
To answer your question, if you want a paper trail of it, Mr. Casey, when we asked for the documents, I reported it to the doctors who were treating me at Sainte-Anne.
There is one letter in here from the psychiatrist when he wrote that I had spoken to him about that case manager, and his name is in it. If the doctor doesn't write the comment of a discussion, it's not me not writing it. I denounced it. I declared it.
Then the other doctor taking care of me called VAC saying that I did not want him to call me anymore. If we can get our hands on these documents that we've asked for, from the date that he had the interdiction to contact me, you're going to have the date it happened.