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From Behaviorism and Mental Health: “The object of AntiDepAware has been to promote awareness of the dangers of antidepressants.

. . . The inquest reports on the site are detailed and compelling, and reflect Brian’s dogged perseverance in the face of psychiatrists’ routine assertions that their ‘treatments’ are safe and efficacious.

The articles are heart-breaking. They present the victims and their families as real people with real lives who mistakenly believed the rhetoric that psychiatry is a ‘helping profession.’

Brian’s site should be compulsory reading for psychiatrists, GPs, and other physicians who prescribe psychiatric drugs, and for anyone contemplating a career in psychiatry.

Thank you, Brian, for the heroic and painstaking work, and for the important archives that you are giving us. Your impact has been enormous.”

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  1. Sincere thanks for this invaluable work Brian, and for your lasting legacy of preventive opportunity provided by such dedicated, extended documentation of the relationship between psychotropic drugs and their resulting ‘suicidal ideation’. You have constructed an archive of insight for prescribers who should read your work with an open mind, and with a determination to address issues such as the impact of drug induced AKATHISIA in combination with DISINHIBITION.

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  2. Brian AntiDepAware,

    I need your help to help to make Eli Lilly accountable….

    A Heartbreaking Narrative: London’s Story Highlights Urgent Mental Health Issues

    Last night, the powerful and tragic story of London was shared, shedding light on critical issues surrounding mental health and the impact of social media on our youth. You can read London’s story [here](https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/12-year-old-suicide-prozac-mother-blames-social-media-antidepressants/).

    In this poignant account, London’s mother reflects on the devastating loss of her 12-year-old child, attributing a portion of the struggle to the pervasive influence of social media and the complexities of antidepressant use, particularly Prozac.

    Experts like Dr. Timothy Ferrebee from the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Dr. David Healy provide insights into the broader implications of such tragedies. Their statements highlight the need for increased awareness and proactive measures in addressing mental health challenges faced by children and adolescents today.

    Supporting this narrative, reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and research from the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine underline the urgency of understanding the mental health landscape among young people.

    As we reflect on London’s story, it is a poignant reminder of the critical need for open conversations about mental health, the potential risks of social media, and the careful consideration required when it comes to prescribing antidepressants to our youth. Let’s honor London’s memory by advocating for better mental health resources and support systems for our children.

    ⚠️ ✔️We need to establish regulations to prevent pharmaceutical companies and psychiatrists from prescribing brain-altering medications, especially SSRIs and those with Black Box warnings, to our adolescents! ⚠️ ✔️

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