RITALIN - THE COVER-UP OF SUICIDES

"Linda Gore" expounded:


Jan Drew wrote:
"MothWrangler" wrote

Nothing about the subject.

I can't believe you think anyone, except, perhaps, pedophiles and
pederests are reading what's posted by the despicable mothers who
participate in the gangstalking of ASAD posters orchestrated by a
convicted child molester, a child porno buff, a pederest S & M freak,
a porno king and/or a disbarred attorney.

Your sick, twisted thinking is really amazing to read, Linda. Why are
you so obsessed with pedophiles? Sex? Pornography? You seem to swim
in it. As I've told you before, step away from the keyboard, open the
shades, and get out from the darkness. It's a wonderful world out
there.
--
Ann
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Linda Gore wrote:
Jan Drew wrote:
"MothWrangler" wrote

Nothing about the subject.

I can't believe you think anyone, except, perhaps, pedophiles and
pederests are reading what's posted by the despicable mothers who
participate in the gangstalking of ASAD posters orchestrated by a
convicted child molester, a child porno buff, a pederest S & M freak,
a porno king and/or a disbarred attorney.
Pedophiles?

A man has to watch out for those 'Lolitas', out there!

[ Quoting ...]

'We had one case where this crib was mounted in the trees and it was
full of rocks and lumber and had spikes in the bottom of it.'-OPP Det.
Supt. Frank Elbers

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Jan Drew wrote:
http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/view...aa9640406555ae

RITALIN - THE COVER-UP OF SUICIDES
TREATMENT WITH RITALIN HAS CAUSED SUICIDES AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
IN CHILDREN. "21 CASES OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND SIX SUICIDES" - SWEDISH
MEDICAL AGENCY APPROVED RITALIN ANYWAY. FDA HAS WARNED ABOUT "SUICIDE
IDEATION" IN CONNECTION WITH RITALIN TREATMENT - DIDN'T FDA KNOW ABOUT THE
SUICIDES?



/24-7PressRelease/ - SWEDEN, October 29, 2005 - From the
depths of the archives at the Swedish Medical Products Agency (MPA) some
astonishing papers have emerged. Papers showing that Ritalin, prescribed to
children with the diagnosis ADHD, causes depression and has led to suicides
and suicide attempts.

The MPA knew about these disastrous effects when approving
Ritalin for sales in Sweden June 15 this year. No warnings were given to
physicians or the public.

FDA announced June 28 that Ritalin and other
methylphenidate drugs had been linked to "visual hallucinations, suicidal
ideation, psychotic behavior, as well as aggression or violent behaviour".
Nothing was said about suicides or suicide attempts.

The narcotic drug Ritalin has been withdrawn from the
Swedish market for 37 years - since the abuse catastrophe in the 60-ties.
But Swedish psychiatrists have in recent years demanded the right to
prescribe Ritalin and other stimulants to children - with the false pretence
that the narcotic drug for children with the diagnosis ADHD would work as
insulin for persons with diabetes. The expert child psychiatrist at the MPA
has led the campaign; he has assured the public there are no serious
short-term or long-term side effects from stimulant treatment of children.

When the British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline
(GSK) 2003 tried to get approval for children for its blockbuster drug
Seroxat (Paxil) it was revealed that the company already five years earlier
had known that the drug increased the suicide risk in children. This
exposure led to the disapproval of the application and the British
authorities instead banned Seroxat - should not be prescribed to children.

History seemed to be repeating itself when pharmaceutical
company Novartis in 2004 was seeking approval for Ritalin for children in
Sweden - a country in the unique position of having banned the drug already
in the 60-ties. Novartis had not for many years had reason to turn in
documentation in other countries, but they had to do it in Sweden. And in
the submitted documents (written already year 2000!) it is under the heading
SUICIDE revealed: "it is known that Ritalin therapy and its sudden
discontinuation may cause depression in some patients..."

Under the same heading Novartis is also revealing: "A
search of the Novartis international safety data base allowed the
identification of 21 cases of attempted suicide and six suicides, in
addition to 25 reports of suicidal ideations in patient aged 6-48 years, 56%
of whom were children aged less than 16 years."

But unlike the British authorities in the Seroxat case the
Swedish MPA didn't come to the defence of the children. Instead the MPA in
June 2005 approved Ritalin, and covered up the information about suicides
and suicide attempts! The public or physicians didn't get any warnings.

And now the MPA has taken one step further: declared that
the document telling about the suicides is classified information. It is
decided, "the pharmaceutical company in question can be harmed" if access is
granted to the documentation.

The agency supposed to be for the public is, under
pressure from psychiatrists and a pharmaceutical company, approving a
narcotic drug that can cause depression and suicide. It is then hiding the
disastrous results to protect the company.

This medical scandal also involves the FDA. The agency can
be expected to have known about the deadly effects of Ritalin - but did not
act. What is buried in the files of the FDA?

Depression, Anxiety and Panic Attacks are a major disability. Many
sufferers of these symptoms take SSRI type anti-depressant drugs such
as (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil etc.) and many are looking for an alternative
because of adverse side effects, or perhaps the drugs are simply not
working for them. In this article, we will take a look at what causes
depression, the commonly used anti-depressant drugs and the natural
alternatives.

Causes of Depression: Depression is thought to be caused by a
deficiency of a chemical neurotransmitter in the brain called
Serotonin. The abundant presence of Serotonin in the brain promotes
feelings of well being, calm, personal security, relaxation, confidence
and concentration. Serotonin Deficiency, on the other hand, has been
associated with depression, anxiety, alcoholism, insomnia, violence,
aggression, suicide and compulsive gambling. Serotonin is one of many
chemicals in the brain which allow the brain cells to talk to each
other, and without this chemical communication between brain cells or
neurons, we would be unable to have creative thought.

Side effects of Anti-Depressant Drugs: The SSRI type anti-depressant
drugs work by helping increase Serotonin in the brain. The SSRI drugs
can be very effective in the short term for depression and anxiety.
However, they come at the cost of unpleasant side effects such as
nausea, constipation, sexual dysfunction with loss of sexual desire,
inhibition of orgasm, and impotence.

Another problem is that SSRI-type drugs are associated with violent or
suicidal behavior. Peter R. Breggin, M.D., author of the book, Talking
Back to Prozac, says that SSRI type drugs should not be prescribed to
children under age of 18, because of suicidal behavior, suicide
attempts or related behavior like self-harm, hostility, and
aggression. A similar warning was issued in an August 2005 report from
Europe's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use. News media
reports also suggest this problem. For example, the April 29,1999
issue of the Washington Post states that the young leader in the
Columbine High School shooting tragedy was taking an SSRI-type
antidepressant drug.

5-Hydroxy-Tryptophan :

You might ask the simple question: wouldn't it be more logical to
relieve depression by increasing the amount of Serotonin in the brain
with a natural substance which has none of the side effects of the
SSRI-type antidepressant drugs? The answer to this question is, Yes,
this can be done very easily by oral ingestion of a naturally occurring
essential amino acid called Tryptophan which is the immediate precursor
to Serotonin in the brain's manufacture of Serotonin. Tryptophan is
found in many foods, is safe and can be purchased at the health food
store in the form of 5HTP (5-hydroxy-tryptophan) capsules.

There are numerous medical research studies showing that 5HTP is safer
and more effective than the SSRI-type antidepressant drugs. Dr.
Poeldinger compared the antidepressant effects of 5-HTP to a
prescription Prozac-like drug, and he published his findings in 1991 in
the Journal of Psychopathology. The 5-HTP patient group showed better
treatment response than the Prozac-type drug group, yet had
significantly fewer and less severe side effects.

Dosage and Safety of 5HTP:

There is a vast body of published scientific literature on 5-HTP
showing its safety.
The main side effect of 5-HTP is gastrointestinal (GI) upset gas,
nausea, diarrhea, and cramping. The recommended 5HTP dosage is to start
at a relatively low dose of 25 to 50 mg and increase gradually up to a
maximum of 200 - 300 mg daily. The B vitamins are co-factors for the
use of Tryptophan, so it is a good idea to supplement with B vitamins
when taking 5-HTP.

There is one note of caution: Do not combine 5HTP with anti-depressant
drugs unless you have medical supervision. Similarly, those wishing to
reduce or eliminate their anti-depressant drugs with 5-HTP, should do
so only with medical supervision.

St. John's Wort (Hypericum):

There is a large body of medical literature showing the benefits of
this herb in the treatment of depression. A recent study by
Dr.Szegedi published in the March 5, 2005 issue the British Medical
Journal, compared St Johns Wort to a SSRI antidepressant drug.. One
group of 122 patients received 900 mg of St. Johns Wort three times per
day for 6 weeks and the other group received the SSRI drug. At the end
of the trial, Dr.Szegedi concluded that St. Johns Wort extract
(hypericum extract) had fewer side effets and was just as effective as
the SSRI drug in the treatment of moderate to severe depression with
fewer side effects.
Dosage, Side effects and Safety of St Johns Wort:

We don't really know how St Johns Wort works, but it seems clear that
it works very well. When you buy St. Johns Wort supplements, you
should look for a label that says it contains at least 0.3 percent of
Hypericin and Pseudohypericin. The usual dosage is 300 mg to 1800 mg
per day of the 0.3 per cent extract. Side effects are mainly minor
gastrointestinal complaints and mild allergic reactions like itching.
Because of possibility of drug interaction, St John's Wort should not
be used in combination with any other drugs or SSRI anti-depressants
unless under medical supervision. The American Society of
Anesthesiologists issued a warning in 1999 against taking St. Johns
Wort just before surgery because of a dangerous interaction with
anesthetics.

Lithium Orotate:

When I was a medical student many years ago, Lithium Carbonate was a
popular prescription anti-depressant medication. Lithium is a
naturally occurring mineral found in the water supply. The observation
has been made that in the Texas counties with the highest lithium
content in the water supply, you will find the lowest rates for
homicide, suicide and violent crimes.

Lithium carbonate works really well as an anti-depressant. The problem
with Lithium Carbonate is that the dosage needed is very high, and it
requires blood monitoring to avoid toxicity. Lithium Orotate, on the
other hand, is more bio-available, and safer than the Lithium
Carbonate. The reason for this is that Lithium Orotate can be used at
very low doses and is still effective.

Dr. Jonathon Wright, who incidentally takes Lithium Orotate himself,
recommends 10 to 20 milligrams of Lithium Orotate daily as a preventive
measure. Dr. Wright thinks that lithium may be useful in treating
Alzheimer's disease, senile dementia, and possibly Parkinson's disease.
Lithium protects brain cells from a whole variety of toxic molecules,
including patent medications. It can also promote brain cell
regeneration and increase brain cell mass. In essence, the research
suggests that lithium is a brain anti-aging nutrient. Dr. Wright
feels that unlike the 5HTP and St John's Wort which should not be
combined with SSRI drugs, Lithium can and should be used along with any
patent medicine being used for depression, anxiety, or any other
"mood-altering" reason, since it will protect brain cells against their
unwanted toxic effects.

No adverse side effects have been reported from Lithium Orotate in
recommended dosages and it is approved for sale as a nutritional
supplement without a prescription.


In conclusion: There are safe natural supplements that can chase away
the "blues". However,as usual, it is recommended that you work
closely with a knowledgable health care professional. To find one in
your area, call the American Academy for the Advancement of Medicine
(ACAM) 1-888-439-6891, http://www.acam.org/. drdach jeff dach

5HTP, Lithium Orotate, and St Johns Wort, can all be obtained without a
prescription from your local health food store

Recommended Reading:

Talking Back to Prozac: What Doctors Won't Tell You About Today's Most
Controversial Drug, by Peter R. Breggin, MD © 1994, St. Martin's
Press.

Jeffrey Dach, M.D. is board certified in Interventional Radiology and
by the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine. His medical practice
includes Anti-Aging Solutions with Bio-identical Hormones for men and
women. The office is located at 4700 Sheridan Suite T, Hollywood.
Office telephone: 954-983-1443. Call for information on next free
seminar. Web site: www.drdach.com.

keyboard wrote:
Jan Drew wrote:
http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/view...aa9640406555ae

RITALIN - THE COVER-UP OF SUICIDES
TREATMENT WITH RITALIN HAS CAUSED SUICIDES AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
IN CHILDREN. "21 CASES OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND SIX SUICIDES" - SWEDISH
MEDICAL AGENCY APPROVED RITALIN ANYWAY. FDA HAS WARNED ABOUT "SUICIDE
IDEATION" IN CONNECTION WITH RITALIN TREATMENT - DIDN'T FDA KNOW ABOUT THE
SUICIDES?



/24-7PressRelease/ - SWEDEN, October 29, 2005 - From the
depths of the archives at the Swedish Medical Products Agency (MPA) some
astonishing papers have emerged. Papers showing that Ritalin, prescribed to
children with the diagnosis ADHD, causes depression and has led to suicides
and suicide attempts.

The MPA knew about these disastrous effects when approving
Ritalin for sales in Sweden June 15 this year. No warnings were given to
physicians or the public.

FDA announced June 28 that Ritalin and other
methylphenidate drugs had been linked to "visual hallucinations, suicidal
ideation, psychotic behavior, as well as aggression or violent behaviour".
Nothing was said about suicides or suicide attempts.

The narcotic drug Ritalin has been withdrawn from the
Swedish market for 37 years - since the abuse catastrophe in the 60-ties.
But Swedish psychiatrists have in recent years demanded the right to
prescribe Ritalin and other stimulants to children - with the false pretence
that the narcotic drug for children with the diagnosis ADHD would work as
insulin for persons with diabetes. The expert child psychiatrist at the MPA
has led the campaign; he has assured the public there are no serious
short-term or long-term side effects from stimulant treatment of children.

When the British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline
(GSK) 2003 tried to get approval for children for its blockbuster drug
Seroxat (Paxil) it was revealed that the company already five years earlier
had known that the drug increased the suicide risk in children. This
exposure led to the disapproval of the application and the British
authorities instead banned Seroxat - should not be prescribed to children.

History seemed to be repeating itself when pharmaceutical
company Novartis in 2004 was seeking approval for Ritalin for children in
Sweden - a country in the unique position of having banned the drug already
in the 60-ties. Novartis had not for many years had reason to turn in
documentation in other countries, but they had to do it in Sweden. And in
the submitted documents (written already year 2000!) it is under the heading
SUICIDE revealed: "it is known that Ritalin therapy and its sudden
discontinuation may cause depression in some patients..."

Under the same heading Novartis is also revealing: "A
search of the Novartis international safety data base allowed the
identification of 21 cases of attempted suicide and six suicides, in
addition to 25 reports of suicidal ideations in patient aged 6-48 years, 56%
of whom were children aged less than 16 years."

But unlike the British authorities in the Seroxat case the
Swedish MPA didn't come to the defence of the children. Instead the MPA in
June 2005 approved Ritalin, and covered up the information about suicides
and suicide attempts! The public or physicians didn't get any warnings.

And now the MPA has taken one step further: declared that
the document telling about the suicides is classified information. It is
decided, "the pharmaceutical company in question can be harmed" if access is
granted to the documentation.

The agency supposed to be for the public is, under
pressure from psychiatrists and a pharmaceutical company, approving a
narcotic drug that can cause depression and suicide. It is then hiding the
disastrous results to protect the company.

This medical scandal also involves the FDA. The agency can
be expected to have known about the deadly effects of Ritalin - but did not
act. What is buried in the files of the FDA?

Depression, Anxiety and Panic Attacks are a major disability. Many
sufferers of these symptoms take SSRI type anti-depressant drugs such
as (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil etc.) and many are looking for an alternative
because of adverse side effects, or perhaps the drugs are simply not
working for them. In this article, we will take a look at what causes
depression, the commonly used anti-depressant drugs and the natural
alternatives.

Causes of Depression: Depression is thought to be caused by a
deficiency of a chemical neurotransmitter in the brain called
Serotonin. The abundant presence of Serotonin in the brain promotes
feelings of well being, calm, personal security, relaxation, confidence
and concentration. Serotonin Deficiency, on the other hand, has been
associated with depression, anxiety, alcoholism, insomnia, violence,
aggression, suicide and compulsive gambling. Serotonin is one of many
chemicals in the brain which allow the brain cells to talk to each
other, and without this chemical communication between brain cells or
neurons, we would be unable to have creative thought.

Side effects of Anti-Depressant Drugs: The SSRI type anti-depressant
drugs work by helping increase Serotonin in the brain. The SSRI drugs
can be very effective in the short term for depression and anxiety.
However, they come at the cost of unpleasant side effects such as
nausea, constipation, sexual dysfunction with loss of sexual desire,
inhibition of orgasm, and impotence.

Another problem is that SSRI-type drugs are associated with violent or
suicidal behavior. Peter R. Breggin, M.D., author of the book, Talking
Back to Prozac, says that SSRI type drugs should not be prescribed to
children under age of 18, because of suicidal behavior, suicide
attempts or related behavior like self-harm, hostility, and
aggression. A similar warning was issued in an August 2005 report from
Europe's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use. News media
reports also suggest this problem. For example, the April 29,1999
issue of the Washington Post states that the young leader in the
Columbine High School shooting tragedy was taking an SSRI-type
antidepressant drug.

5-Hydroxy-Tryptophan :

You might ask the simple question: wouldn't it be more logical to
relieve depression by increasing the amount of Serotonin in the brain
with a natural substance which has none of the side effects of the
SSRI-type antidepressant drugs? The answer to this question is, Yes,
this can be done very easily by oral ingestion of a naturally occurring
essential amino acid called Tryptophan which is the immediate precursor
to Serotonin in the brain's manufacture of Serotonin. Tryptophan is
found in many foods, is safe and can be purchased at the health food
store in the form of 5HTP (5-hydroxy-tryptophan) capsules.

There are numerous medical research studies showing that 5HTP is safer
and more effective than the SSRI-type antidepressant drugs. Dr.
Poeldinger compared the antidepressant effects of 5-HTP to a
prescription Prozac-like drug, and he published his findings in 1991 in
the Journal of Psychopathology. The 5-HTP patient group showed better
treatment response than the Prozac-type drug group, yet had
significantly fewer and less severe side effects.

Dosage and Safety of 5HTP:

There is a vast body of published scientific literature on 5-HTP
showing its safety.
The main side effect of 5-HTP is gastrointestinal (GI) upset gas,
nausea, diarrhea, and cramping. The recommended 5HTP dosage is to start
at a relatively low dose of 25 to 50 mg and increase gradually up to a
maximum of 200 - 300 mg daily. The B vitamins are co-factors for the
use of Tryptophan, so it is a good idea to supplement with B vitamins
when taking 5-HTP.

There is one note of caution: Do not combine 5HTP with anti-depressant
drugs unless you have medical supervision. Similarly, those wishing to
reduce or eliminate their anti-depressant drugs with 5-HTP, should do
so only with medical supervision.

St. John's Wort (Hypericum):

There is a large body of medical literature showing the benefits of
this herb in the treatment of depression. A recent study by
Dr.Szegedi published in the March 5, 2005 issue the British Medical
Journal, compared St Johns Wort to a SSRI antidepressant drug.. One
group of 122 patients received 900 mg of St. Johns Wort three times per
day for 6 weeks and the other group received the SSRI drug. At the end
of the trial, Dr.Szegedi concluded that St. Johns Wort extract
(hypericum extract) had fewer side effets and was just as effective as
the SSRI drug in the treatment of moderate to severe depression with
fewer side effects.
Dosage, Side effects and Safety of St Johns Wort:

We don't really know how St Johns Wort works, but it seems clear that
it works very well. When you buy St. Johns Wort supplements, you
should look for a label that says it contains at least 0.3 percent of
Hypericin and Pseudohypericin. The usual dosage is 300 mg to 1800 mg
per day of the 0.3 per cent extract. Side effects are mainly minor
gastrointestinal complaints and mild allergic reactions like itching.
Because of possibility of drug interaction, St John's Wort should not
be used in combination with any other drugs or SSRI anti-depressants
unless under medical supervision. The American Society of
Anesthesiologists issued a warning in 1999 against taking St. Johns
Wort just before surgery because of a dangerous interaction with
anesthetics.

Lithium Orotate:

When I was a medical student many years ago, Lithium Carbonate was a
popular prescription anti-depressant medication. Lithium is a
naturally occurring mineral found in the water supply. The observation
has been made that in the Texas counties with the highest lithium
content in the water supply, you will find the lowest rates for
homicide, suicide and violent crimes.

Lithium carbonate works really well as an anti-depressant. The problem
with Lithium Carbonate is that the dosage needed is very high, and it
requires blood monitoring to avoid toxicity. Lithium Orotate, on the
other hand, is more bio-available, and safer than the Lithium
Carbonate. The reason for this is that Lithium Orotate can be used at
very low doses and is still effective.

Dr. Jonathon Wright, who incidentally takes Lithium Orotate himself,
recommends 10 to 20 milligrams of Lithium Orotate daily as a preventive
measure. Dr. Wright thinks that lithium may be useful in treating
Alzheimer's disease, senile dementia, and possibly Parkinson's disease.
Lithium protects brain cells from a whole variety of toxic molecules,
including patent medications. It can also promote brain cell
regeneration and increase brain cell mass. In essence, the research
suggests that lithium is a brain anti-aging nutrient. Dr. Wright
feels that unlike the 5HTP and St John's Wort which should not be
combined with SSRI drugs, Lithium can and should be used along with any
patent medicine being used for depression, anxiety, or any other
"mood-altering" reason, since it will protect brain cells against their
unwanted toxic effects.

No adverse side effects have been reported from Lithium Orotate in
recommended dosages and it is approved for sale as a nutritional
supplement without a prescription.


In conclusion: There are safe natural supplements that can chase away
the "blues". However,as usual, it is recommended that you work
closely with a knowledgable health care professional. To find one in
your area, call the American Academy for the Advancement of Medicine
(ACAM) 1-888-439-6891, http://www.acam.org/. drdach jeff dach

Dr. Kerry killed a kid using chelation therapy following the protocols
of ACAM.

5HTP, Lithium Orotate, and St Johns Wort, can all be obtained without a
prescription from your local health food store

Recommended Reading:

Talking Back to Prozac: What Doctors Won't Tell You About Today's Most
Controversial Drug, by Peter R. Breggin, MD © 1994, St. Martin's
Press.

Breggin is anti-biopsychiatry and, until recently wrote books to support
his lucrative testimony fees. He does no original research.

Jeffrey Dach, M.D. is board certified in Interventional Radiology and
by the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine.

There is no "American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine" recognized by the
American Boards Of Medical Specialties. Pure credential puffery.

His medical practice
includes

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RITALIN - THE COVER-UP OF SUICIDES
TREATMENT WITH RITALIN HAS CAUSED SUICIDES AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTS
IN CHILDREN. "21 CASES OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND SIX SUICIDES" - SWEDISH
MEDICAL AGENCY APPROVED RITALIN ANYWAY. FDA HAS WARNED ABOUT "SUICIDE
IDEATION" IN CONNECTION WITH RITALIN TREATMENT - DIDN'T FDA KNOW ABOUT THE
SUICIDES?

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Breggin is anti-biopsychiatry and, until recently wrote books to support
his lucrative testimony fees. ....

~~~ "lucrative testimony fees"
So?

... that just leads to professional jealousy.

The good news is that if you act right now, you can own your very own
copy of this landmark treatise for as little as 36 cents plus S&H!

... He does no original research.
Yawn. What else is *new* ...

...How many researchers do 'original research' ?

Cordially,

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[snip]

Breggin is anti-biopsychiatry and, until recently wrote books to support
his lucrative testimony fees. ....

~~~ "lucrative testimony fees"
So?

... that just leads to professional jealousy.

The good news is that if you act right now, you can own your very own
copy of this landmark treatise for as little as 36 cents plus S&H!

... He does no original research.
Yawn. What else is *new* ...

...How many researchers do 'original research' ?

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An aside:

Yesterday, I made meat loaf for dinner. It turned out quite well, too.
My wife had asked me to make it while she was at work.

This was a bit of an accomplishment for me and I was proud of myself.

Unfortunately, I had a row with my wife because I couldn't bring myself
to do something else, a matter which was completely unrelated to the
meat loaf.

Because of this, she told me that I could "stuff the meat loaf up my
arse."

Normally, I have difficulty psyching myself up to do things.

No surprise, really.

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Another aside (earlier today):

Things are going to get worse ...(before they get better)
What makes it really disgusting is that we both know THAT is how it
is.

Also ...

You are implicitly saying that ...

* I really am a useless, worthless git.
* I deserve everything that I have coming to me.
* My ex-shrink-a-dink did nothing wrong.
* Don't bother asking you for any letter of recommendation.
* It's all my fault.
* Life isn't fair.
* I blame everyone else for my failures.
* I am the only one to blame for my failure.
* I am a loser. I have lost.

You also say that I don't make people feel good about themselves.

I don't kiss people's asses.

Duh, in the free market economy, "KISSING ASS" is the only thing that
matters.

Isn't science wonderful?

Enjoy asshole.

... Merry Christmas


P.S.

As for things getting better?

You *really* ARE a ****ing *******.

Mark Probert wrote:
keyboard wrote:
Jan Drew wrote:

Breggin is anti-biopsychiatry and, until recently wrote books to support
his lucrative testimony fees. He does no original research.

Jeffrey Dach, M.D. is board certified in Interventional Radiology and
by the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine.

There is no "American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine" recognized by the
American Boards Of Medical Specialties. Pure credential puffery.

His medical practice
includes

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I don't really care about Breggin.

A major cause of the current difficulties is the game of bull**** that
biological scientists play with each other.