Please respond to the survey in the Guardian. It includes questions about withdrawal. We can let people know how gravely harmful these drugs have been to so many of us. You can answer anonymously or use your name. Either way. You can also be from anywhere in the world. Please take part:
LET OUR VOICES BE HEARD!!
Proponents say they save lives and help millions of people. Critics say the science is questionable. What’s unquestionable is that the use of antidepressants is surging around the world. In some countries, prescriptions have more than doubled in a decade. Around one in 10 European adults are estimated to take the pills. In the UK, The Health and Social Care Information Centre found that more than 50 million prescriptions for antidepressants were issued in England alone last year, the highest ever number and a 7.5% rise on the year before.
The Guardian and its partners in Europe – Le Monde, El País, La Stampa, Gazeta Wyborcza and Süddeutsche Zeitung – want to hear from patients and doctors around the world about their experiences of taking and prescribing antidepressants that will help feed into a special report by our six newspapers planned for later this year.
Pass this on to everyone you know who has been harmed by this class of drugs. Thank you!
For anyone wanting more info about antidepressants see below:
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SSRIs are no better than placebo… (really?)
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Protracted withdrawal from SSRIs and SNRIs antidepressants
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Potential SSRI/SNRI and benzodiazepine withdrawal symptom list
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What your MD should tell you about SSRI antidepressants
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