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By Ann Blake-Tracy on June 19, 2010
AN A&E consultant has warned
of the “lethal” consequences of combining alcohol and prescription medication
following the death of Bertie Ahern’s nephew from a mixture of drink and
anti-depressants.
Dr Chris Luke said people were admitted every day
suffering from the effects of legal drug and alcohol cocktails. Dr Luke, a
consultant at Cork University Hospital, said legal drugs were as dangerous as
illegal drugs and the public needed to be made aware of the dangers.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged alcohol, Alcohol Cocktails, Ann Blake Tracy, Anti Depressant Medication, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Bertie Ahern, Booze, City Councillor, Cork University Hospital, Cravings, Death By Misadventure, Dr Chris, Drug And Alcohol, Dublin City, Illegal Drugs, Inquest, Ireland, Legal Drugs, Lethal Consequences, Prescription Medication, Uncontrollable Urge |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 19, 2010
A nurse who was found dead on her sofa had taken an overdose of her
daughter’s painkillers, an inquest heard.
Lindsay Davies, 50, was
discovered by her 22-year-old daughter at the family home in Southcote on August
26.
She had just finished a 10-day stint of night shifts at the Duchess
of Kent House in West Reading and the inquest heard it was thought she decided
to have a few drinks and fall asleep on the sofa.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Duchess Of Kent, England, Food Bags, Getreading, History Of Depression, Husband Ian, Inquest, Lindsay Davies, Mortem Examination, Mr Davies, Mrs Davies, Night Shifts, Pain Killers, Painkillers, Paragraph 11, Peter Bedford, Post Mortem, Settee, Suicide Woman, West Reading |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 18, 2010
A WELL-KNOWN Suffolk businessman fell
to his death while on anti-depressives prescribed after the collapse of his
company, an inquest heard.
Clive Thomas, 52, the former managing director
of Anglia Recruitment Group, was reported dead by his wife Jan at their home in
Coddenham Road, Needham Market, in May last year after she found him lying at
the bottom of the stairs.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Bury St Edmunds, Businessman, Chief Inspector, Clive Thomas, Depression, Enlarged Heart, Inquest, Insp, Institute Of Directors, Jan Thomas, Med, Mortem Examinations, Mr Thomas, Needham Market, Nick Bennett, Paragraph 11, Police Investigation, Recruitment Group, Severe Depression, Stairs, Suffolk Branch, Toxicology Tests, Wife Jan, Xdefault |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 18, 2010
A
ROSSENDALE man died accidentally after taking a lethal concoction of prescribed
medication, an inquest heard.
Geoffrey Smith, of Holland Avenue,
Rawtenstall, was found dead at his house after failing to measure his medication
properly, Burnley Coroner’s Court heard.
The 59-year-old suffered from
anxiety and depression since his teenage years and was taking anti-depressants
and anti-anxiety pills, the hearing was told.
Terrance Bird, a friend,
told the inquest that Mr Smith sometimes forgot how many pills he had taken.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Accidental Overdose, anti-anxiety, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Anxiety And Depression, Anxiety Depression, Coroner, East Lancashire, Geoffrey Smith, Holland Avenue, Inquest, Lethal Concoction, Mr Smith, Pills, Prescribed Drugs, Prescribed Medication, Rawtenstall, Richard Taylor, Rossendale, Teenage Years |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 9, 2010
The three-year-old boy signed the word across the dinner table to the daughter of
his Welland foster mom.
He did it to show he understood the young
woman’s message to him also said with sign language to quiet the talkative
tot that the 14-year-old girl joining them at the table, who arrived that
mid-December day in 2005 to stay with them, was a friend.
The next
morning, foster mom Margaret Hamilton found the gregarious boy lying on his
bedroom floor, cold and grey.
He had been smothered by his friend
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 14 Girl, 14 Year Old Girl, Anxiety Medication, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Bedroom Floor, Canada, Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Dinner Table, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Forensic Pathologist, Foster Mom, Haldimand Norfolk, Inquest, James Edwards, Margaret Hamilton, Murder On Monday, Ontario Street, Person Jury, Publication Ban, Quality Hotel Parkway Convention Centre, Second Degree Murder, Www Stcatharinesstandard |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 9, 2010
A woman who was suffering from depression died
after taking a cocktail of prescription drugs, an inquest heard.
Bolton
Coroner’s Court heard that Samantha Andrews, aged 32, of Harpford Close, Breightmet,
died after taking drugs including sleeping tablets, anti-depressants and
anti-hystamines.
But Assistant Deputy Coroner Peter Watson said there
was insufficient evidence to prove that Miss Andrews committed suicide and
recorded an open verdict.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Brain Death, Cause Of Death, Committed Suicide, Depressed Woman, Deputy Coroner, Inquest, Insufficient Evidence, Mr Watson, Old Woman, Open Verdict, Peter Watson, Philip Brockbank, prescription drugs, Sleeping Pills, Sleeping Tablets, Sleeping Woman, Suffering From Depression, Taking Drugs, Wigan, Young Woman |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A ‘SENSITIVE
and quiet girl’ who spent years bravely fighting depression took her own life
just days after her 22nd birthday, an inquest heard.
Family and friends joined
popular Natalie McCreanney at her party at Bibendum in Eastbourne town centre on
November 21 last year.
A week later, her body was
found on a secluded part of the beach, near the foot of Beachy Head.
An inquest on Tuesday heard
that Natalie, an animal lover, who studied at Plumpton College, had suffered ill
health as a child, which limited her sight and held her back at school.
Natalie paid for regular
counselling sessions for several years at the Eastbourne Clinic, but these ended
a couple of months before her death as she was thought to be too dependent on
staff.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 22nd Birthday, Animal Lover, Ann Blake Tracy, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Bibendum, Caroline Hunt, Dr Christopher, Dr Hunt, Drugawareness, England, Family And Friends, Fighting Depression, Ill Health, Inquest, Locum, Natalie, Old Woman, Quiet Girl, Stimulant Drug, SUICIDE, Uk News |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A bullied Castleford teenager was found hanged at
his home with lyrics from a hardcore rock song scrawled on his arm.
Tragic
Dean Booth, 18, was found by his horrified mum hanging from a loft hatch. He had
placed a computer cord around his neck.
From the age of 15 he was
tormented by school bullies and developed depression and anger management
issues.
Speaking at an inquest into his death, grieving mum Margaret said
she believed this was a cry for help and he had not intended to kill
himself.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Anger Management, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Auctioneer, Castleford, Coroner, German Rock Band, Hardcore Rock, Inquest, Landlord, Last November, Local Pub, Loft Hatch, Management Issues, Nail Gun, Old England, Psychiatric Help, School Bullies, SUICIDE, Takeaway, Yorkshireeveningpost |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A mentally-disturbed mother who was found hanged in
her flat near the strangled bodies of her two children told a psychiatrist she
“wanted to take her son’s life and then her own” three weeks before they died, a
coroner’s inquest was told yesterday.
Concerned she might injure herself
and others, she was sent to hospital for compulsory observation.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Art Id, Ching, Coroner, Depression Drugs, Diana Lee, Divorcee, East Kowloon, Hk News, Inquest, insomnia, Kwai Chung, Lok, Murder Suicide, Paramedics, Patient Clinic, Psychiatrist, Son Law, Thestandard, Tsz Wan Shan, Type 3 |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A teacher suspended over claims she helped pupils cheat in their GCSE exams hanged
herself – only to be exonerated after her death.
Vanessa Rann was
distraught after being accused of giving children unfair help during their
French oral examination.
She was sent home on full pay while an
investigation into the allegations was carried out, with pupils facing the
prospect of having their final grades changed.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 27th November, Alcock, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Dailymail, England, Flax Bourton, French Teacher, Gcse Exams, Gcse Pupils, Gcses, Grange School, Inquest, Oral Examination, Paul Hutchins, Rann, Sports College, Steve Cook, Union Representative, Work Related Stress, Wrongdoing, Year 11 |
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