I recently was subjected to an interesting exchange on social media that encapsulates my ongoing concerns regarding the medical authority in the United States. I shared the following post on X (previously referred to as Twitter): If you're familiar with my online presence, you likely recognize my commitment to raising awareness about the potential harms of psychiatric drugs. My mission revolves around advocating for both medical freedom and informed consent. I firmly believe that each individual possesses an inherent right to receive comprehensive information about the potential risks associated with any medication or medical procedure.
I came across this stack via Adrian Gaty. I have experienced the consequences of this first hand. In my twenties following trauma and again in my 30's postpartum I was convinced to try several antidepressants. One real humdinger of a psychiatrist even told me to my face that he was looking forward to experimenting on me (with different ssri's) 😳 I should have run immediately- I did shortly after. None of them ever really worked, I saw small, temporary improvements but they were always short-lived and I always knew something was still wrong. And I believe I am still dealing with the side effects to this day (most notably, weight gain but I am fairly certain there are other hidden issues as well). Thank you for your advocacy and I'm encouraged that even a small handful of professionals are willing to seek the truth and speak out on this. Thank you!
These drugs did me far more harm than good. I lost my life and family to these mind altering drugs. It's a wonder I lived to talk about it. I nearly died from heart failure, repeated bouts Antipsychotic induced hyponatremia that landed me in ICU, numerous blood transfusions etc etc. I even I had to have heart surgery. I am off all the drugs now and at 65 I am far healthier now than I was in my 40's and hopelessly poly drugged.
Blind Faith In The Medical Authority Has Ended
I came across this stack via Adrian Gaty. I have experienced the consequences of this first hand. In my twenties following trauma and again in my 30's postpartum I was convinced to try several antidepressants. One real humdinger of a psychiatrist even told me to my face that he was looking forward to experimenting on me (with different ssri's) 😳 I should have run immediately- I did shortly after. None of them ever really worked, I saw small, temporary improvements but they were always short-lived and I always knew something was still wrong. And I believe I am still dealing with the side effects to this day (most notably, weight gain but I am fairly certain there are other hidden issues as well). Thank you for your advocacy and I'm encouraged that even a small handful of professionals are willing to seek the truth and speak out on this. Thank you!
These drugs did me far more harm than good. I lost my life and family to these mind altering drugs. It's a wonder I lived to talk about it. I nearly died from heart failure, repeated bouts Antipsychotic induced hyponatremia that landed me in ICU, numerous blood transfusions etc etc. I even I had to have heart surgery. I am off all the drugs now and at 65 I am far healthier now than I was in my 40's and hopelessly poly drugged.