Butchered by Healthcare has a somewhat easier, shorter, and more up-to-date summary of this material. Free download here: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/4kliod8a9z
Our daughter was groomed to prozac in the public high school counselor (partnering with a 3rd party therapist but dedicated to the high school), recruited to participate in LGBTQ programming and then lost the opportunity to participate in the Air Force when she graduated due to being on Prozac. She tried to get off the drug for her senior year with no success. She continued on the drugs after high school, made really sad life choices by moving from the midwest to L.A. to have a rough life. 6 years later, still on the drugs, not able to get her life together. She has alienated herself from our family, very sad.
Bloody hell, so frustrating that she has been a victim of the medical system. I hope she can find her way back. It takes time to come off those psyche drugs. Perhaps if she could find a good therapist who will encourage her to wean off.
Oh my. 😪 Maybe there are class action style lawsuits you can get on board with to recoup your pain and suffering and it also helps to keep the drug companies in court to force change and drain their finances.
I was prescribed Prozac 30 years ago for stress related insomnia. The insomnia has long gone but I’ve given up trying to stop taking this drug. The withdrawal effects are horrific! I’ve resigned myself to being on it for life 😢
Dr Breggin has also written a guide for patients and professionals to guide the withdrawal from psychotropic drugs. It is medication specific. Don’t give up trying.
Everyone I know on SSRI's don't recover. In fact, studies now show they act as a placebo temporarily. Once again, we are lobbed with a reductionistic medical approach that cannot heal anything. Depression has to be viewed in context of the person's life circumstances, past and present, in the context of stressors, nutrition, sleep, exercise, temperament, finances, traumas, victimization by bullies, etc... Help has to be holistic in approach in order to work.
Liugi Magione, the pharma executive shooter, was on SSRI medication. They prescribed it to him for irritable bowel syndrome. I interviewed a man who killed his son under the influence of Paxil. Mass shootings are caused by them. https://robertyoho.substack.com/p/163-what-is-causing-the-epidemic?utm_source=publication-search.
Butchered by Healthcare has a somewhat easier, shorter, and more up-to-date summary of this material. Free download here: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/4kliod8a9z
Our daughter was groomed to prozac in the public high school counselor (partnering with a 3rd party therapist but dedicated to the high school), recruited to participate in LGBTQ programming and then lost the opportunity to participate in the Air Force when she graduated due to being on Prozac. She tried to get off the drug for her senior year with no success. She continued on the drugs after high school, made really sad life choices by moving from the midwest to L.A. to have a rough life. 6 years later, still on the drugs, not able to get her life together. She has alienated herself from our family, very sad.
So very sorry for her/your suffering. God’s arm of mercy is much longer than ours. Praying for your family tonight.
Bloody hell, so frustrating that she has been a victim of the medical system. I hope she can find her way back. It takes time to come off those psyche drugs. Perhaps if she could find a good therapist who will encourage her to wean off.
Oh my. 😪 Maybe there are class action style lawsuits you can get on board with to recoup your pain and suffering and it also helps to keep the drug companies in court to force change and drain their finances.
Aside from the great information you consistently provide, I absolutely love the art work you post at the beginning of each post!
Absolutely Magnificent!
Big pharma has been messing with us for a long long time!
People gotta wake up and question things. And just say NO!
Thank you
Doctors are the hear no evil, see no evil, but do evil of the species.
I was prescribed Prozac 30 years ago for stress related insomnia. The insomnia has long gone but I’ve given up trying to stop taking this drug. The withdrawal effects are horrific! I’ve resigned myself to being on it for life 😢
Dr Breggin has also written a guide for patients and professionals to guide the withdrawal from psychotropic drugs. It is medication specific. Don’t give up trying.
OMG, so THAT'S the reason. I say no more.
Don't forget doctors prescribe Prozac for PMS. Imagine, the stupidity of it.
Everyone I know on SSRI's don't recover. In fact, studies now show they act as a placebo temporarily. Once again, we are lobbed with a reductionistic medical approach that cannot heal anything. Depression has to be viewed in context of the person's life circumstances, past and present, in the context of stressors, nutrition, sleep, exercise, temperament, finances, traumas, victimization by bullies, etc... Help has to be holistic in approach in order to work.
The cure for depression is the create endeavor
The cure for depression is the create enterprise