International Coalition for Drug Awareness
A Group of physicians, researchers, Journalists and concerned citizens dedicated to educating about the dangers posed by many Rx medicines.
Kaeden Vasquez, 13 Kailani Vasquez 10 Antidepressants?! Stop Smoking Meds?! Sleeping Meds?! Tamiflu?! & even Miralax sold over the counter for constipation?! have all been reported to produce such…
WAKE UP YOUR LOCAL AREA TO KEEP YOUR LOVED ONES SAFE What you can do to help wake up others to this antidepressant nightmare by sharing with your local neighborhood watch groups, police & fire departments, domestic violence groups, apartment managers, etc., to keep your local areas safe. I have been trying to decide where…
CHATTANOOGA SHOOTER, Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez, 24 Thanks to our Washington state director Jay Baadsgaard for this information from the Wall Street Journal and thanks to everyone else for sending all the other clues. As if anyone should be surprised to find these drugs at this point….. 5th paragraph reads: “Mr. Abdulazeez, who was killed Thursday…
AMERICA’S PRESCRIPTION DRUG ADDICTION CDC: NOW FASTEST GROWING DRUG PROBLEM BREAKING NEWS FROM TODAY’S LONDON DAILY MAIL …. Experts have warned legal substances caused more overdose deaths than heroine and cocaine combined during the past decade, according to the U.S. report. …. In 2010 more than 250 million prescriptions for antidepressants were written for Americans….
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.
A civil trial
is set to start Monday on a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the widow of a
Harding police officer who hanged himself in 2003, a day after he was screened
at Morristown Memorial Hospital for suicidal ideations but not
admitted.
Tragic: James Taylor was drowned in the bath by his mother Jennifer in
December 2008. She has been detained indefinitely under the Mental Health
Act
A mother drugged and drowned her 11-year-old son in despair after
running up debts of £290,000, a court heard yesterday.
Jennifer Taylor
was detained indefinitely under the Mental Health Act for killing James at their
home last December.
A civil trial
is set to start Monday on a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the widow of a
Harding police officer who hanged himself in 2003, a day after he was screened
at Morristown Memorial Hospital for suicidal ideations but not
admitted.
A jury of four men and four women was selected by Thursday
afternoon to hear the wrongful death//medical malpractice claims, and opening
trial statements are set to begin Monday before Superior Court Judge W. Hunt
Dumont in Morristown. At issue is whether the hospital, through a social worker,
registered nurse and psychiatrist named as defendants, was negligent and
breached a duty of care to Harding Officer James Cillo Jr. on Aug. 27,
2003.
Note from Ann Blake-Tracy: Yet ANOTHER antidepressant-induced violent incident!!!! Just how many of these do we need to witness in one area before society begins to connect the dots back to these deadly drugs they are giving to so many soldiers for PTSD?! How many antidepressant-induced murder cases from the Ft Carson/Colorado Springs area did…
“By voice vote, the Senate approved a Cardin-sponsored amendment to the 2010 defense authorization bill that would order an independent study by the National Institute of Mental Health on the potential relationship between suicide or suicide attempts and the use of antidepressants, anti-anxiety and other behavior-modifying prescription drugs.”
“That study is expected to take two years. In the meantime, Cardin’s amendment also would require a report every June from 2010 through 2015 giving the number and percentages of troops who are serving or have served in Iraq or Afghanistan who had prescriptions for antidepressants or similar drugs.”