This letter is courtesy of the Australia Release project. They are offering Free Consumer resources for tapering and stopping antidepressants.
One of the most painful parts of psychiatric drug harm is watching your loved one begin to see you as the problem. Suddenly, you are no longer the safe person. In their altered state, you may be seen as controlling, trapping, judging, or interfering. They may pull away, accuse, blame, rewrite the past, or say…
“It will be harder for him to wake up without you in his life. It will be hard on you but worth doing whatever you can stand” “Remember his reality is hugely warped” “The real him is trapped in there” “say what you need to say to get him to taper” Once he’s woken up…
Name Barbara B What happened: I was taking Effexor, 225mg for about 7 years. I decided to go off because it wasn’t helping my depression and anxiety all that much anymore. I found a psychiatrist and she supposedly helped me taper. She immediately told me to take one less 75mg a week. By the 2nd…
Name Heather A What happened: I was in a very bad place and could barely function. My doctor offered me medication which I gratefully agreed to. I walked out with a prescription and didn’t know anything about it until I opened the box and found I would be taking 50mg sertraline per day. I was…
Planned Events Sign up to host a walk in your area to raise Awareness of this Silent Epidemic of Psychiatric Harm. No experience, no problem. Do you have a local park? yes. Do you have passion? Yes.Do you want to have your voice heard? Yes.Sign up here. For those unable to attend in person we…
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