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Psych drugging

In an America where 8 million kids are being drugged for invented (made-up) psychiatric illnesses like ADHD and Math Disorder, you’d think there would be more outrage, and that more people would take a stand against this psychiatric abuse of kids. Where do you stand on this issue? This quote from Dante Alighieri says it well:

“The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.”

So - where do YOU stand? Post a comment and let me know.

One Response to “Psych drugging”

  1. MT Says:

    I am against Psychiatric medication being used for children as I was diagnosed as with depression a few years ago and put on an SSRI, which did not do what it claimed to do example cure my “chemical imbalance”

    As a child I supposedly had a learning disability (memory and sequencings disorder), basically I didn’t follow the teachers orders and couldn’t do long division. A Psychiatrist diagnosed me with these disabilities at the age of seven after I took a multiple-choice test. These “disabilities” were the source of my excuses not to want to learn or to do better in school.

    Exclusion as a part of special education programs is also something that happened to me and I do not think it is a good idea.

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