The Sad Truth
WHAT SHOULD YOU KNOW BEFORE YOU SWALLOW THAT PILL
THE TRAGIC STORY OF TRACI JOHNSON R.I.P.
By Gardiner Harris Feb. 12, 2004
A 19-year-old college student who had shown no outward signs of depression killed herself over the weekend at an Eli Lilly & Company laboratory in Indianapolis where she had been participating in a company drug trial for an experimental antidepressant.
The student, Traci Johnson, was one of 25 healthy patients at an Eli Lilly clinic who were being given larger than therapeutic doses of duloxetine, which will be known as Cymbalta if it is introduced as an antidepressant. Four days before her death, Ms. Johnson was taken off Cymbalta and given a placebo.
While Eli Lilly asserted that it had properly screened Ms. Johnson before the study started to ensure that she was healthy and had no mental problems, her death is being used by critics of a popular class of antidepressants to bolster their case that the widely used drugs carry the risk of suicidal tendencies for a small number of people, particularly young people.
Four other patients who were given the drug during earlier trials also committed suicide, the company said. The drug is being tested not only as an antidepressant but also as a possible treatment for stress urinary incontinence.
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Ms. Johnson's death came less than a week after a federal advisory panel concluded that the Food and Drug Administration should issue stronger warnings to doctors that this class of antidepressants may be linked to suicide and violent behavior in children and teenagers.
A review board has told Eli Lilly to stop entering new patients into the trial, and to have all the current participants evaluated by an independent psychiatrist.
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Robert Smith, a Lilly spokesman, said the company did not believe that duloxetine, the drug's generic name, caused the suicide.
''This drug has been studied in 9,000 patients, in depressed and nondepressed healthy people, and we have not been able to discern any signal between duloxetine and suicide or suicidal ideation,'' Mr. Smith said.
Ms. Johnson had not shown signs of depression, distress or mood swings throughout about a month in the trial, said Dr. Alan Breier, Lilly's chief medical officer.
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Patients who abruptly stop therapy with some antidepressants often experience withdrawal symptoms that can include severe agitation, unusual dreams and night sweats.
This is especially true of antidepressants like Paxil, made by GlaxoSmithKline, that leave the bloodstream quickly. Cymbalta also leaves the blood stream quickly.
Dr. Breier said Ms. Johnson did not appear to be suffering any withdrawal symptoms. He said the company might never be able to answer why Ms. Johnson killed herself.
''Most people who commit suicide in the general population leave people asking these kinds of questions,'' Dr. Breier said. ''And just because this happens while someone is taking a drug doesn't mean the drug caused it.''
Ms. Johnson did not leave a suicide note. She hanged herself in a shower stall Saturday night in the bathroom of Lilly's dormlike laboratory on the top two floors of the Indiana University Medical Center.
She had been attending nearby Indiana Bible College but left school to participate in the study because it paid $150 a day plus meals.
Whether antidepressants cause some people to commit suicide was an issue that flared briefly in the early 1990's but had been largely dismissed by mainstream researchers until last summer. That is when GlaxoSmithKline warned that a series of studies had found that children and teenagers given Paxil were more likely to attempt or think about suicide than those given a placebo.
Wyeth soon followed with a warning suggesting that its antidepressant, Effexor, should not be given to children. British and American drug regulators set to work studying the problem. The British soon concluded that most antidepressants in this class should not be used in children and teenagers since they have not proved effective in that population and could be linked to suicide.
The F.D.A. continues to study the issue, said Susan Cruzan, an agency spokeswoman. The agency is aware of Ms. Johnson's death and will evaluate its implications once the agency receives all of the needed information about it, Ms. Cruzan said.
A version of this article appears in print on Feb. 12, 2004, Section A, Page 30 of the National edition with the headline: Student, 19, in Trial of New Antidepressant Commits Suicide.
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"Medications are tested thoroughly and, other than some rare cases, are generally safe. Right?
The story of Traci Johnson, a 19 year old student who participated in a drug trial for Eli Lilly puts the dangers of psychotropic drugs into perspective.
In 2004, Traci Johnson opted to help Eli Lilly test the SNRI antidepressant duloxetine, also known as Cymbalta. Johnson was tested and found to not be depressive and did not have any diagnosis that would otherwise indicate usage of this drug. Nevertheless, to make money to keep her educational endeavors alive, she participated in the paid trial.
At the end of the trial for Traci, Eli Lilly cut her medication of duloxetine off immediately.
Within a week, Johnson returned to the Lilly lab in Indiana and hung herself. We know that sudden cessation of these drugs is incredibly dangerous - but the FDA approved the drug months later. Lilly responded simply by saying "It's a sad fact, it's a tragic fact, that sometimes these patients commit suicide" - completely dismissive of their own negligence that caused harm.
It wasn't until 2012, thanks to a class action lawsuit, that Eli Lilly had to warn of the risk of suicide for those getting off of the medication. That leaves an 8 year gap of patients and doctors who were none the wiser to this risk."
New York Times Story:
Student, 19, in Trial of New Antidepressant Commits Suicide
https://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/12/us/student-19-in-trial-of-new-antidepressant-commits-suicide.html
THE TRAGIC STORY OF MY FRIEND HOPE ELIZABETH MARADAY R.I.P.
"In Honor and Loving Memory of Hope Gaul Maraday R.I.P.
~ Life Legacy ~
Hope Elizabeth Maraday, a 27 year resident of the Hudson Valley,
NY and Fire Dispatcher for the City of Newburgh Fire Department.,
entered into eternal rest on Monday, June 1, 2015. She was 42 years old.
The daughter of Allan L. and Donna L. (Williams) Gaul of the town of Newburgh,
she was born November 13, 1972 in Covina, CA.
She married her loving husband Jason Maraday on July 6, 2003
in Washingtonville.
Hope was the sweetest, smartest and most giving person anyone
could ever hope to meet. She was romantic, sensitive, idealistic and
determined to find the answer when no one else could.
Her heart ruled her life and in the end took her far too early.
She leaves her husband, two sons, her mother, father, and her extended family
and loved ones brokenhearted beyond belief. We miss you, darling girl,
and can only pray that we will see you again. in a better place.
Hold her close, dear Lord, until we can join her in the next life.
What though the radiance
Which was once so bright
Be now for ever taken from my sight
Of splendor in the grass,
Of glory in the flower
We will grieve not, rather find
Strength in what remains behind.
William Wordsworth"
Hope is survived by her loving husband Jason Maraday; her sons: John Anthony Jenerose Jr. and Jacob Cole Maraday; her sister Michelle Lyn Carmine (Jerry) of the Town of Newburgh; sister-in-law Staci Molter Pomerantz (Jonathan); her brothers-in-law Leonard Molter and Donald Maraday; grandmother Lois B. Kunzler; grandfather Wilhelm F. Kunzler; uncles: Jay F. Kunzler (Peggy) and Friedrich (Rick) Kunzler (Susan); her aunt Elizabeth K. Neels (Eric); nieces: Maura and Brenna Kunzler and Caitlyn Valenzano; nephews: Jacob Neels, Theodore Neels, Benjamin Kunzler and Jarrod Pomerantz. Hope is predeceased by her grandparents, Mrya Lydia (Laird) and Richard Louis Gaul.
Visitation will be held from 2-6 pm on Sunday, June 7, at Brooks Funeral Home, 481 Gidney Ave. Newburgh. A funeral service will be held at St. George’s Episcopal Church at 11:00 am on Monday, June 8, with burial following at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newburgh.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in her honor to
St. Jude’s Children Hospital or Charity of one’s choice."
Hope will always be treasured as a bright ray of light, a source of support,
and she will be missed greatly.
Obituary, created by Hope's family:
https://www.brooksfh.com/obituary/hope-maraday
"Today, 8/8/2015 the Cymbalta Dangers International awareness campaign is hereby dedicated to the memory Hope Maraday. Hope's loving spirit, positive personality, and contributions will be forever honored and remembered.
The CDI Cymbalta Dangers International page is now dedicated to "HOPE". (And my dear friend)"
Special thanks to Hope's family, for their support to spread kindness, support and awareness, as was Hope's passion.
Find free support and information, at the Cymbalta Survivors Support Group (No Bully Zone) https://www.facebook.com/groups/cymbaltasurvivors
... For More Support Click Here:
Message to the Cymbalta Dangers International (CDI) Facebook page for support:
https://www.facebook.com/CymbaltaDangersInternational
Update 2023:
Sadly, Hope and countless thousands others like her, did not survive.
Hope will never see the results of the Cymbalta lawsuit, (Cymbalta Lawsuit aka Class Action Results)
I miss her family misses her terribly.
The good news is we helped increase the warnings of Cymbalta Duloxetine and all Rx antidepressant drugs.
Hope would have been very proud to know we helped people, and i hope she can see us from heaven.
She was truly the nicest person anyone could HOPE to meet. She never said anything negative about anyone, accept maybe the evil Lilly drug company. She was a bright rey of sunshine in the dark often hidden world of Rx drug injury. We are all very lucky to be alive.
We continue to spread awareness in Hope's memory, and others also lost to Rx psych drugs. See the results of the Cymbalta drug lawsuit to see more.
Hope's family has asked us to warn strongly to reduce suffering, suicide, and fatalities.
R.I.P Hope Elizabeth Maraday
Honoring the Life and Soul of William Trevor (Tre)
Layton Crawford
~ Life Legacy ~
On May 21, 2024, our beautiful Tre departed his temporary home and arrived in paradise.
Tre was born in Conway, Arkansas on July 7th, 1998 to his loving parents, Sheila Kaye Stansel and Earl Wayne Crawford. He will be forever loved and cherished by his family and close friends.
Tre graduated in 2016 from Greenbrier High School. Afterwards, he embarked on his journey towards his dream as a traveling Registered Nurse. In 2020, he was pinned as an Licensed Practical Nurse at the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton. His adventure as a LPN brought him to Oklahoma City where he met the love of his life, Shawnee Guillory.
Together, they were in pursuit towards their dreams to achieve RN at BHCLR. Above all, Tre dedicated his life to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Tre had an uncanny ability to reach people in a deep and positive way. To know him was to witness his beautiful smile and to hear his infectious laugh. His energy alone could fill an auditorium. Tre exhibited a passion for playing PC with his best friends, working out, all things football, playing ultimate frisbee, and exploring new food.
He honored his parents through the incomparable loyalty he showed to those who he deeply loved.
Tre is preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Charles and Pearl Stansel; Uncle Charles “Charlie” Stansel and cousin Brandy Stansel.
He is lovingly survived by his parents and paternal grandparents Linda and Bill Crawford; his siblings Brady Day, Nate Mauldin, Sheree Bowie, and Mitchell Bryant; Aunt Terry and Uncle James Blazier; Tante Katherine “Chelle” Crawford and her husband Eddie Kopec; Family and Friend Keith Jones; as well as many cousins and cherished friends.
The Sad Truth
A List of People Who Did Not Survive Rx Psych Drugs
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Traci Johnson 2004 New York Times Story: Student, 19, in Trial of New Antidepressant Commits Suicide
https://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/12/us/student-19-in-trial-of-new-antidepressant-commits-suicide.html
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Christy Huff, Medical Director of Benzodiazepine Information Coalition, Dies
Source: https://www.madinamerica.com/2024/03/christy-huff-medical-director-of-benzodiazepine-information-coalition-dies/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKtmiNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE5OTFJOXFTSHZ4SjEwbTJDAR5ty8c4EMyj-GvYOk11IyReOVCnl043MLK09VbpnrTB_N-mfq1Ndsb9a2thmA_aem_IuahIlCG-DhlWhTBe9rDgg
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Ed White - We have lost Ed White, advocate, researcher and supporter 2021
We have lost Ed White, advocate, researcher and supporter
https://iipdw.org/we-have-lost-ed-white-advocate-researcher-and-supporter/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKtml9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE5OTFJOXFTSHZ4SjEwbTJDAR4ES8BV2PSL2Ws7fubF5GzyiFRRmesoul2vPU0JnlesVhxNXhHG2rE4Z07ddQ_aem_VssACNebDdMxHoLLtQc_zQ#:~:text=Sadly%2C%20Ed%20ended%20his%20life,about%20Ed's%20life%20and%20work
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Joey Marino https://www.madinamerica.com/2024/04/the-death-of-joey-marino/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKtmqZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE5OTFJOXFTSHZ4SjEwbTJDAR53cmIYV9ltSo06kBJf3yGK0n2RBjLRb3Jw7xvN8wdn7y7xyed-Pn32SfBjrg_aem_rasY3OHIIoIdEGQ2arSuVA
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Kathleen Fliller https://www.madinamerica.com/2021/12/no-more-tears-in-memory-of-kathleen-fliller/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKtmr1leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE5OTFJOXFTSHZ4SjEwbTJDAR725oMZBnq-0Dw7VZWdzzD5nzSmeDy2nZQXSO01_Rbop23gofZ5-ZFu1KRmww_aem_PH74mwDIy52wpA6pKPoHcg
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Suicide is NEVER the answer,
getting help is the answer.
If you are suicidal, have attempted suicide,
or are a suicide survivor,
you will find help, hope, comfort, understanding,
support, love, and extensive resources here.
I Love You.
And I will never stop fighting for you,
Kevin Caruso
Suicide.org
Founder, Executive Director, Editor-in-Chief
Senior Writer, Forum Administrator
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GET SUICIDE PREVENTION SERVICES TO ASK CALLERS IF THEY ARE TAKING MEDS THAT CAUSE SUICIDE
https://www.change.org/p/get-suicide-prevention-services-to-ask-callers-if-they-are-taking-meds-that-cause-suicide?signed=true
The Issue
There are over 100 different medications whose side effects can cause people to take their lives. These include antidepressants, antipsychotics, benzodiazepines, anti-malarial tablets, acne medication and some antibiotics.
At the moment, callers to suicide prevention services such as The Samaritans are not asked a question that could save their life.
“Have you recently gone on, changed dose or come off medication that has suicidal ideation as a side effect?”
These are the most dangerous times when taking a drug that can trigger suicide. And a suicidal reaction can happen within hours.
Most people are unaware that suicidal ideation (thoughts about killing yourself) is a lethal side effect of many drugs, particularly drugs that are supposed to help with depression.
Clinical trial data shows that for at least 2%-5% per cent of people, Antidepressants can have a paradoxical effect and cause people to become suicidal – this even applies to healthy volunteers.
With over 100 million people worldwide on antidepressants (and this is just one class of drugs that can trigger suicide) a significant number of people are becoming suicidal as a direct result of medication.
The Samaritans receive over 10,000 calls per day (one call every 10 seconds) and they are just one suicide prevention service operating in the UK and Ireland. What if volunteers for all suicide prevention services around the world were trained to ask callers if they are on a drug that can cause suicide?
As psychiatrist and leading expert Professor David Healy says “While suicide prevention services cannot be expected to offer medical advice, they could raise the possibility with callers that their problems may be caused by medication. And that if there’s a risk, they should go back to their doctor or seek further medical advice.”
"This” Healy says “could prevent thousands of people around the world from taking their lives and prevent millions from the agony caused by an adverse drug reaction”
This petition is by Antidepressantrisks.org, a campaigning website that is contacted by bereaved relatives of people from all over the world who have died from medication-induced suicide.
As well, we have many stories of people who have made a full recovery once they have realized that it’s a drug that has caused them to want to end their lives.
Please help Antidepressantrisks.org to persuade suicide-prevention services to ask this vital question.
Please sign and share this petition to support "The Question That Will Save Lives"
FRENCH TRANSLATION
OBTENIR DES SERVICES DE PRÉVENTION DU SUICIDE DE DEMANDER AUX PERSONNES LES APPELANT SI ELLES PRENNENT DES MÉDICAMENTS POUVANT PROVOQUER LE SUICIDE
Il existe plus de 100 médicaments dont les effets secondaires peuvent pousser les gens au suicide. Cela inclut les antidépresseurs, les antipsychotiques, les benzodiazépines, les comprimés antipaludiques, les médicaments contre l'acné et certains antibiotiques.
Actuellement les services de prévention du suicide en ligne tels que Samaritans au Royaume-Uni ou le Numéro National de Prévention du Suicide (3114) en France, ne posent pas, aux personnes les appelant, la question qui pourrait sauver leur vie:
"Avez-vous récemment commencé, changé la dose ou arrêté un médicament dont l'idéation suicidaire est un effet secondaire ?"
Ce sont les moments les plus dangereux lorsqu'on prend un médicament qui peuvent déclencher un suicide. Une réaction suicidaire peut se produire en quelques heures.
La plupart des gens ignorent que l'idéation suicidaire (pensées de se suicider) est un effet secondaire mortel de nombreux médicaments, en particulier ceux censés aider à traiter la dépression.
Les données des essais cliniques montrent que pour au moins 2 % à 5 % des personnes, les antidépresseurs peuvent avoir un effet paradoxal et rendre les gens suicidaires – cela s'applique même aux volontaires en bonne santé.
Avec plus de 100 millions de personnes dans le monde sous antidépresseurs (et ce n'est qu'une classe de médicaments qui peuvent déclencher un suicide), un nombre important de personnes deviennent suicidaires à cause des médicaments.
Les Samaritans reçoivent plus de 10 000 appels par jour (un appel toutes les 10 secondes), et ils ne sont qu'un service de prévention du suicide opérant au Royaume-Uni et en Irlande. Que se passerait-il si les bénévoles de tous les services de prévention du suicide dans le monde étaient formés pour demander aux appelants s'ils prennent un médicament qui peut provoquer un suicide ?
Comme le dit le psychiatre et expert reconnu, le professeur David Healy : « Bien que les services de prévention du suicide ne puissent pas offrir de conseils médicaux, ils pourraient évoquer la possibilité avec les appelants que leurs problèmes puissent être causés par des médicaments. Et s'il y a un risque, ils devraient retourner chez leur médecin ou chercher un autre avis médical. »
« Cela », dit Healy, « pourrait empêcher des milliers de personnes dans le monde de se suicider et éviter des millions de souffrances causées par une réaction médicamenteuse indésirable. »
Cette pétition est initiée par Antidepressantrisks.org, un site contacté par des proches endeuillés de personnes du monde entier décédées à cause d'un suicide induit par des médicaments.
De plus, nous connaissons de nombreuses personnes qui ont complètement récupéré une fois qu'elles ont compris que c'est un médicament qui les poussait à vouloir mettre fin à leurs jours.
Aidez Antidepressantrisks.org à convaincre les services de prévention du suicide en France comme en Angleterre de poser cette question essentielle.
Signez et partagez cette pétition pour soutenir "La question qui sauvera des vies".
SWEDISH TRANSLATION
Det finns över 100 olika mediciner vars biverkningar kan få människor att ta sina liv. Dessa inkluderar antidepressiva medel, antipsykotika, bensodiazepiner, antimalariatabletter, aknemedicin och vissa antibiotika.
För närvarande får de som ringer till självmordsförebyggande tjänster som The Samaritans inte en fråga som skulle kunna rädda deras liv.
"Har du nyligen fått, ändrat dosen eller slutat med läkemedel som har självmordstankar som biverkning?"
Detta är de farligaste tiderna när man tar ett läkemedel som kan utlösa självmord. Och en självmordsreaktion kan inträffa inom några timmar.
De flesta människor är omedvetna om att självmordstankar (tankar på att ta livet av sig) är en dödlig bieffekt av många droger, särskilt läkemedel som är tänkta att hjälpa mot depression.
Data från kliniska prövningar visar att för minst 2-5 procent av befolkningen kan antidepressiva läkemedel ha en paradoxal effekt och få människor att bli självmordsbenägna – detta gäller även friska frivilliga.
Med över 100 miljoner människor över hela världen som tar antidepressiva läkemedel (och detta är bara en klass av läkemedel som kan utlösa självmord), blir ett betydande antal människor självmordsbenägna som en direkt följd av medicinering.
Samaritans tar emot över 10 000 samtal per dag (ett samtal var 10:e sekund) och de är bara en självmordsförebyggande tjänst som är verksam i Storbritannien och Irland. Tänk om frivilliga för alla självmordsförebyggande tjänster runt om i världen utbildades i att fråga de som ringer om de tar en drog som kan orsaka självmord?
Som psykiatrikern och den ledande experten professor David Healy säger: "Även om man inte kan förvänta sig att de som förebygger självmord ska ge medicinsk rådgivning, kan de ta upp möjligheten för dem som ringer att deras problem kan orsakas av medicinering. Och att om det finns en risk bör de gå tillbaka till sin läkare eller söka ytterligare medicinsk rådgivning."
"Detta", säger Healy, "skulle kunna förhindra att tusentals människor runt om i världen tar sina liv och förhindra miljontals människor från den vånda som orsakas av en läkemedelsbiverkning"
Namninsamlingen kommer från Antidepressantrisks.org, en kampanjwebbplats som kontaktas av sörjande anhöriga till människor från hela världen som har dött av självmord på grund av medicinering.
Vi har också många historier om människor som har återhämtat sig helt när de har insett att det är en drog som har fått dem att vilja avsluta sina liv.
Hjälp Antidepressantrisks.org att övertala självmordsförebyggande tjänster att ställa denna viktiga fråga.
Skriv under och dela denna petition för att stödja "Frågan som kommer att rädda liv"
ITALIAN TRANSLATION
OTTENERE UN SERVIZIO DI PREVENZIONE DEL SUICIDIO CHE CHIEDA AGLI UTENTI SE STANNO ASSUMENDO FARMACI CHE POSSONO CAUSARE SUICIDIO.
PERCHÉ QUESTA PETIZIONE É IMPORTANTE:
Lanciata da Katinka Blackford Newman
Esistono oltre 100 farmaci diversi i cui effetti collaterali possono spingere le persone a togliersi la vita. Questi includono gli antidepressivi, gli antipsicotici, le benzodiazepine, le compresse antimalariche, i farmaci per l’acne e alcuni antibiotici.
Al momento, alle persone che chiamano i servizi di prevenzione del suicidio come i Samaritani o il numero verde antisuicidi 800180950, non viene posta nessuna domanda che potrebbe salvare loro la vita.
« Ha recentemente iniziato, cambiato il dosaggio o interrotto un farmaco che ha un intento suicida come effetto collaterale? »
Questi sono i momenti piû pericolosi quando si assume un farmaco che puo’ scatenare il suicidio. E una reazione suicida puo’ verificarsi nel giro di poche ore. La maggior parte della gente non é consapevole del fatto che i pensieri suicidi siano un effetto collaterale mortale di molti farmaci, in particolare di quelli che dovrebbero aiutare contro la depressione.
I dati degli studi clinici mostrano che, per almeno il 2%-5% delle persone, gli antidepressivi possono avere un effetto paradossale e causare il suicidio, e questo vale anche per i volontari sani.
Con oltre 100 milioni di persone in tutto il mondo che assumono antidepressivi ( e questa é solo una delle classi di farmaci che possono provocare il suicidio), un numero significativo di persone sta sviluppando tendenze suicide come risultato diretto dei farmaci.
I Samaritans ricevono oltre 10000 chiamate al giorno ( una chiamata ogni 10 secondi ) e sono solo uno dei servizi di prevenzione del suicidio che operano nel Regno Unito e in Irlanda.
Cosa succederebbe se i volontari di tutti i servizi di prevenzione del suicidio del mondo fossero formati per chiedere agli utenti se stanno assumendo un farmaco che puo’ causare suicidio?
Come afferma lo psichiatra ed esperto di spicco, il professore David Healy : « Sebbene non si possa pretendere che i servizi di prevenzione del suicidio offrano consulenza medica, potrebbero tuttavia sollevare la possibilità, con gli utenti, che i loro problemi possono essere causati da farmaci. E se c’é un rischio, dovrebbero tornare dal proprio medico o cercare ulteriori consigli medici . Questo - dice Healy- potrebbe impedire a migliaia di persone in tutto il mondo di togliersi la vita e prevenire milioni di casi di sofferenza causata da una reazione avversa ai farmaci ».
Questa petizione é promossa da Antidepressantrisks.org, un sito web di sensibilizzazione contattato dai familiari in lutto di persone di tutto il mondo che sono morte a causa di suicidi indotti da farmaci.
Abbiamo anche molte storie di persone che si sono completamente riprese dopo aver capito che era un farmaco a spingerle a voler porre fine alla propria vita.
Per favore, aiutate Antidepressantrisks.org a convincere i servizi di prevenzione del suicidio a porre questa domanda vitale.
Vi preghiamo di firmare e condividere questa petizione per sostenere « La domanda che salverà delle vite ».