My daughter went to the oral surgeon to have her wisdom teeth removed and ended up in jail.
By: Anne Smith
Tags: Mental Health, Corruption, Justice, Side Effects, Drugs

How? She was prescribed too many of the wrong medications, which led to a psychotic break.

What happened next was a nightmare. My beautiful, sweet, kind, daughter was arrested and charged with crimes — despite everyone knowing she was out of her mind at the time of her committing the offense.

I’ve taken on the difficult mission of spearheading the effort to clear her daughter’s name, acting as its public face and a firsthand witness to the unjust treatment my daughter has received. By increasing awareness of the problem, creating both emotional and logical appeals, and motivating others to help us convince those in power to do the right thing, we will seek to restore my daughter’s rights, justify the battles I’ve been forced to engage in, and gain publicity and national awareness for an issue which — given the massive issue of over and mis-prescribing powerful medications that are only now being fully uncovered — is undoubtedly impacting many others across the country today.

Through my research, I’ve learned this could happen to anyone.

The association between antidepressants and violence has been known since the 80s but it drew public attention only after mass shootings in the United States. Just like medication that can disturb the chemical balance elsewhere in the body — like diarrhea caused by antibiotics — the same can happen at the level of the brain. Due to these disturbances, unwilled emotions and involuntary behaviors can occur. When they are severe, they can be considered as a delirium, a toxic psychosis induced by medication. Like all medication antidepressants and other psychotropic medication can cause side effects. One of the most feared adverse reactions is violence. In the extreme, this can take the form of suicide or homicide.

In 2001, 76-year old David Hawkins, known as a loving father and husband, strangled his 70-year old wife to whom he was married for 50 years. Judge O’Keefe referred to the “conditio sine qua non” in the following way in his ruling: “The killing was totally out of character for the prisoner, inconsistent with the loving, caring relationship which existed between him and his wife, and with their happy marriage of 50 years, I am satisfied that but for the Zoloft he had taken, he would not have strangled his wife.”

It frequently occurs that physicians do not recognize aggression as a side effect of a drug and interpret the symptoms as an underlying psychiatric disease. Delirium caused by psychoactive medication represents a continuum, with, on one end, diffuse complaints of restlessness, and anxiety and on the other end, a condition of fully developed Akathasia (a hyperactive form of delirium) with extreme violence, suicide, and homicide.

I’m sharing a free report that will help you prevent this kind of tragedy from coming to your doorstep.

I’m on a mission to spread awareness to prevent this tragedy from happening so I share a few steps I had to learn the hard way but if you were to take these simple steps it will prevent the same thing from happening to you or your loved ones…

How to avoid being over-prescribed and ask the right questions to hold your doctor accountable for your well-being!

How to recognize early symptoms of serious adverse side effects from your prescription drugs!

How to keep yourself or your loved ones from being charged with a criminal act!

How to create a monitoring system whenever you receive a new prescription!

How to save thousands in legal fees if you’re faced with criminal charges!

You can access the free report by visiting http://clearhername.com