David Healy research with sources. It’s time to admit there is a link to violence and antidepressants. To say otherwise verges on ignorance. Published in 2006, warnings aboutadverse behavioural effects ofantidepressants in susceptibleindividuals have raised the profile ofthese issues with clinicians, patients,and the public.
“when you talk to your kids you need to explain to them that he is sick. Doctors gave him a medicine to help him with anxiety and it made him crazy. He cannot control his thoughts or emotions. Tell them be loves them very much he just isn’t thinking clearly. Use this to show them…
Same denial happened with husband, very brief windows of listening and being reasonable but then they push away, that is first time I’ve heard an explanation from their side about not wanting it to be their reality, that makes sense. Also the common theme of not feeling safe, and they create a safe space all…
“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…
A documentary showing med harm damage and how it wrecks lives. ‘ I swallowed that $hit for years and years” Short term use versus long term risk must be considered. Lost careers, lives damaged, lost. “He was kind, patient, and we talked for hours and hours. I miss that.” Angie explains how she felt and…
Long term damage is more than possible with SSRI
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