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By Ann Tracy on January 3, 2010
Stephen
Paul Wolf The 51-year-old is being held in the Oklahoma County jail on a murder
complaint.
What the affidavit states …
Here is a description
from a police affidavit of events Monday morning when police officer Michael
Puckett arrived at Dr. Stephen P. Wolf’s Nichols Hills home:
The officer
was dispatched at 3:52 a.m. Monday to the house of a neighbor who called police
after Mary Wolf banged on the neighbor’s front door. The officer heard screaming
from Wolf’s house and met Mary Wolf at the open front door. She told the
officer, “He’s killing my son. He’s killing my son.”
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Acute Depression, Affidavit, antidepressants, Brutal Death, Doctor Who, Dr Stephen, Hospitalization, Internal Medicine, major depression, Mary Wolf, Medical Records, Monday Morning, Murders, Nichols Hills, Nolan, Oklahoma County Jail, Oklahoman, Old Son, Paul Wolf, Psychiatrist, Psychotherapy, Puckett |
By Ann Tracy on December 16, 2009
(Newser) – Just in case
anyone thought the Anna Nicole Smith hearing couldn’t get any kinkier: It can,
and it did. An investigator testified yesterday that Smith physician Sandeep
Kapoor who is facing charges along with psychiatrist Khristine Eroshevich
and lawyer Howard K. Stern had a less-than-professional relationship with
Smith, “making out” with her and providing her with drugs, E!
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Ambien, Anna Nicole Smith, Anna Smith, Buspar, Diary, Doc, drugs, Howard K Stern, Howard Stern, Inappropriate Relationship, Lawyer, Methadone, Professional Relationship, Psychiatrist, Sandeep Kapoor, Sentence Of Paragraph, Tryst, Valium, wellbutrin |
By Ann Tracy on December 16, 2009
Geraldine Calvey, 45, died after throwing herself from the
ninth floor of a tower block in the Regent’s Park estate off Euston Road in
July.
St Pancras Coroner’s Court was told last Thursday how she had been
suffering from depression triggered by changes to her job, which included
hotdesking – moving from one seat to another a number of times – and the
responsibility of caring for her mother following an illness in 2005. The death
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Calvey, Coroner, Crisis Response, Crisis Team, England, Geraldine, Inquest, Islington, Jolliffe, Last Thursday, Leaps, Liking, Magana, Psychiatrist, S Park, South Camden, St Pancras, Suffering From Depression, Suicide Leap, Suicide Woman, Tower Block |
By Ann Tracy on December 16, 2009
A SECURITY guard hit by a train
on a Bolton railway line was identified by his DNA.
An inquest jury
recorded an open verdict on Mohammed Younis Khan, aged 46, whose remains were
found on April 10, the morning after a train driver reported hitting something
in the dark at Gilnow, half a mile from Bolton Station.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 22nd October, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Blackpool, David Baker, Express Train, Half A Mile, Inquest Jury, Man Steps, Mohammed Younis, Mr Khan, Open Verdict, Psychiatrist, Railway Line, Security Guard, Suicide Man, Thud, Train Driver, Train England, Transpennine Express, Younis Khan |
By Ann Tracy on December 16, 2009
I have a
4-month-old baby. I am going through postpartum depression with a lot of anxiety
and panic attacks. I went through postpartum depression with my first baby eight
years ago but at that time I didn’t have anxiety and I didn’t take any
medication. And I started getting better after 3½ months itself. But now it’s
been three months that I am going through this. I have been taking medications
(Paxil 20 mg, Buspar 10 mg) and getting counseling but it’s not helping much.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged antidepressants, Anxiety And Depression, Anxiety And Panic Attacks, Anxiety Depression, Ashraf, Buspar, Cnn, Dr Charles, Emory University, Expert Answer, Fremont California, Meds, Mental Health Expert, Month Old Baby, Mother Baby, Paxil, Postpartum Depression, Psychiatrist, Sentences, University Medical School, Unwanted Thoughts |
By Ann Tracy on December 14, 2009
paid almost $1 billion to resolve lawsuits over Paxil since it introduced the
antidepressant in 1993, including about $390 million for suicides or attempted
suicides said to be linked to the drug, according to court records and people
familiar with the cases.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged 1 Billion, Antidepresant, Birth Defect, Dr. Tracy, Drug Awareness, Drug Manufacturers, Drugawareness, Glaring Omission, Glaxo, International Coalition, lawsuits, Murder Suicide, Panacea, Paxil, Psychiatrist, Red Flag, Regulatory Filings, School Of Medicine, Suicide Case, Tragic Murder, Tufts University School, Tufts University School Of Medicine |
By admin on November 11, 2009
I went to a Psychiatrist in 1990 because I couldn’t control crying jags at work. I had been sad over a horrible accident that left my 19-year-old son permanently brain injured.
The lady psychiatrist saw me for less than five minutes, announced I was clinically depressed and prescribed Prozac. When I asked, she said it was not habit forming.
I remember feeling almost immediate relief after the first dose (surprising, since she said it would take 3 weeks to take effect). All of the sudden life became wonderful! I sang to myself all day long. I was the life of every party (or so I thought). I began drinking too much and running around like I was on speed. I just had so much fun at everything I did. The world was at my feet and I was setting it on fire! Wow…why didn’t I find these drugs sooner?
Posted in SSRI Nightmares | Tagged Antidepressant Drugs, Brain, Crimes, Describing People, Five Minutes, Habit, Horrible Accident, Jags, Life Decisions, Local Government, Medications, Minor Stroke, Occurrences, Paxil, Prozac, Psychiatric Drugs, Psychiatrist, Seizure, survivor, Zoloft |
By admin on September 17, 2009
Zoloft & Welbutrin Wanda I was on Zoloft and then Welbutrin for several months when someone said how their students were emotionally flat due to drugs. I realized that was my problem! I did not feel even the slightest twinge of emotion, even when watching movies or in therapy, healing from childhood abuse. I also [...]
Posted in SSRI Nightmares | Tagged Amp, Childhood Abuse, drugs, Emotion, Heart, Libido, Psychiatrist, Twinge, Wanda, Welbutrin, Zoloft |
By retoddb on August 29, 2009
My name is Jenny McKinney. I am 26 and a stay-at-home mother of three boys, ages 5, 4, and 1 year. I was diagnosed with clinical depression in August of 1995. I was suicidal and depressed when I was prescribed the anti-depressant, Paxil. My mood swings were already out of control, but worsened after taking [...]
Posted in SSRI Nightmares | Tagged anti-depressant, Bathtub, Boys Ages, Clinical Depression, Cold Turkey, Depression And Anxiety, Depression Anxiety, Having Children, Home Mother, Least Three Weeks, Licorice, Meds, Mood Swings, Mother In Law, Paxil, Psychiatrist, St John S Wort, Stay At Home, Sweet One, Time In My Life |
By Ann Tracy on July 28, 2009
Notice from the article below that this fellow had been abruptly discontinued from his antidepressant when incarcerated in November. Then while still in the critical withdrawal stage was re-introduced to the use of an antidepressant – likely a new one since jails and prisons have access to a select few they prescribe. So he likely had three strikes against him leading to his sudden and very determined suicide.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged adverse, anti-depressant, Anti-depressants, Antidepressant, antidepressants, Coroner, Depression, Dr Ann, Dr Nigel, Drug Awareness, Homenews, inhibitors, Inquest, International Coalition, iraq, Jails, Mr Brown, murder, Nigel Chapman, p.t.s.d., Psychiatrist, PTSD, reaction, s.s.r.i., school, serotonin, Sertraline, shootings, Side Effects, SSRI, Ssri Antidepressants, Suicidal Behaviors, SUICIDE, Suicide Man, Thisisnottingham, Three Strikes, Trent Bridge, veterans, violence, war, Zoloft |
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