Mrs D., a 49 year old health professional was prescribed 20 mg paroxetine daily in April 2000 for a depressive disorder. This relieved the depression, but aftr three months the patient started to develop paresthesiae in the right hand, and some weeks later experienced her fingers being 'fumbly'. She visited her GP and complained that although her mood was satisfactory there were unpleasant side effects. He asked her to reduce the dose to 10 mg daily. Mrs D began to experience painful, restless legs at night and vivid dreams. The tingling in her hand spread into her body and head. After a week of the 10 mg dose the patient discontinued the paroxetine altogether in the belief that the paroxetine would be out of her system in a few days and her symptoms would subside. The symptoms however persisted. She took a week off work, but the following symptoms persisted for the next three months:
paraesthesiae in hands and feet spreading up arms and legs intermittently
stiffness in calf muscles
unsteadiness on her feet with wide gait
clumsy fingers
loose bowels
disinhibited mood
These symptoms appeared worst at the end of the day, following heavy physical work,and with even small amounts of alcohol. By December, four months after discontinuing the paroxetine most of the symptoms had reduced in severity to near normal.
Mrs E., a 48 year old woman was prescribed citalopram by her GP for eleven months. The indication for the prescription was chronic anxiety. For fifteen months folowing the discontinuation of this therapy she suffered headaches and dizziness. She also complained of a fluttering sensation across her scalp. To date there has been little improvement.
Monday, 30 November 2009
PANES case 3 - 8 months after withdrawal she still had myoclonic jerks
Mrs C., a 29-year-old mother of one, became ill with depression when her son was aged eight months. She was suicidal and required hospital admission where she was started on fluoxetine 20 mg daily. The antidepressant worked well and her mood was restored within four weeks of admission. She was discharged home, but commented that her sleep was occasionally disturbed by bad dreams and she was aware of twitching in the bed. She was kept on the fluoxetine for a further twelve months and at outpatient reviews mentioned that her sleep was still occasionally disturbed by nocturnal twitching. She said that her husband had started to sleep separately, because he was 'tired of being kicked' in the middle of the night. The fluoxetine was discontinued eighteen months after the admission. Mrs C described no worsening of her mood and was euthymic and outpatient review. However, she was distressed to report that her nocturnal twitching, which took the form of sudden myoclonic jerks of her limbs, had actually worsened off fluoxetine. During the day these abnormal involuntary movements were less marked and more easily disguised, but nonetheless problematic for the patient. At follow-up eight months after discontinuation the untoward myoclonic jerks were continuing. There are no focal neurological signs or any features suggestive of progressive neurological disease, nor was there a family history of neurological disease.
PANES case 2 - withdrawal over 6 weeks - paraesthesiae, dizziness, mild ataxia, and slurred speech continue for 12 months
A 35-year-old man (Mr B) was prescribed paroxetine 30 mg daily for depression. The depression resolved and the paroxetine was continued at the same dose for two years. The medication was discontinued in a staged way, with reductions to 20, then 10 mg, managed over six weeks or so. Symptoms of withdrawal occurred throughout this period and comprised vivid nightmares, lability of mood, irritability, hypersexuality, episodic lightheadedness, episodic electric-shock like sensations, glove paraesthesiae, and ataxia. These symptoms ended two weeks after the withdrawal regime was finished. Nevertheless the patient continued to describe problems of an episodic nature well after the paroxetine had been discontinued. These episodes lasting hours to days at a time and comprised paraesthesiae, dizziness, mild ataxia, and slurred speech. These episodes have occurred intermittently throughout twelve months of follow-up during which time the patient has been drug-free. There are no focal neurological signs or any features suggestive of progressive neurological disease, nor was there a family history of neurological disease
PANES case 1 - just like Bob she was on dothiepin, then on to Seroxat - withdrawal due to dystonic reaction - 7 months later she still had dystonia
Mrs A. a 29 year old married lady with a moderate depressive disorder was switched to paroxetine by her general practitioner after an initial prescription of dothiepin. She had found the tricyclic dothiepin too sedating and after a week or so of this medication requested a change. After two weeks on paroxetine 20 mg daily she was reviewed by a consultant psychiatrist who increased the dose to 40 mg daily. The patient suffered a dystonic reaction to the paroxetine that required physician review and admission, but apparently responded well to procyclidine. The paroxetine was discontinued. Unfortunately the dystonic reaction persisted off all medication and required further medical admission and the re-prescription of procyclidine. The depression continued unabated and a tricyclic was started with some improvement in mood. Seven months after the paroxetine had been stopped the tardive dystonia was noted to be present and to vary with anxiety levels, body posture, alertness, and emotional state.
http://priory.com/psych/panes.htm#Case1
http://priory.com/psych/panes.htm#Case1
PANES Persistent adverse neurological effects following SSRI discontinuation - Dr Ben Green, MRCPsych, ILTM available expert witness Seroxat litigation
PANES Persistent adverse neurological effects following SSRI discontinuation - case report: "Persistent adverse neurological effects following SSRI discontinuation (PANES)."
Dr Ben Green, MRCPsych, ILTM
Consultant Psychiatrist, Halton Hospital, UK and Hon. Senior Lecturer, University of Liverpool, UK These prolonged reactions were first described here in Spring 2000. No other reports are known of, although this condition may well be more widespread than is presently recognised. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) discontinuation syndrome has been described in the literature as a cluster of symptoms and signs that occur after SSRIs such as paroxetine, sertraline and fluoxetine have been discontinued Abrupt withdrawal of antidepressant therapy for 5-8 days is associated with symptoms such as dizziness, ataxia, paraesthesiae, gastrointestinal and flu-like symptoms, and other sensory and sleep disturbances. Psychiatric symptoms include anxiety, agitation, lability of mood, hypersexuality, crying spells, behaviour change and irritability. The SSRI discontinuation syndrome appears to be most marked with paroxetine and to a lesser degree sertraline, with few symptoms seen with fluoxetine (Rosenbaum et al, 1998). The frequency and severity of these symptoms appear to vary according to the half-life of the SSRI (Schatzberg et al, 1997). Schatzberg et al comment that most discontinuation symptoms rare 'short-lived', but that some effects may be longer lasting. Traditional explanations the pharmacology of SSRIs discuss the effects on the postsynaptic serotonin receptor, but the SSRIs work at a variety of locations and their effects reverberate through the nervous and endocrine systems, so that in animal models there may be altered neuroendocrine function for weeks after ceasing fluoxetine. Even 60 days after discontinuation of fluoxetine, the oxytocin response in animals was still significantly reduced by 26% compared with controls.
Transient dystonias and dyskinesias of the jaw have presviously been described with SSRIs (Fitzgerald & Healy, 1995). This report considers four patients on SSRIs who all suffered prolonged neurological symptoms for months after discontinuing their medication.
Dr Ben Green, MRCPsych, ILTM
Consultant Psychiatrist, Halton Hospital, UK and Hon. Senior Lecturer, University of Liverpool, UK These prolonged reactions were first described here in Spring 2000. No other reports are known of, although this condition may well be more widespread than is presently recognised. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) discontinuation syndrome has been described in the literature as a cluster of symptoms and signs that occur after SSRIs such as paroxetine, sertraline and fluoxetine have been discontinued Abrupt withdrawal of antidepressant therapy for 5-8 days is associated with symptoms such as dizziness, ataxia, paraesthesiae, gastrointestinal and flu-like symptoms, and other sensory and sleep disturbances. Psychiatric symptoms include anxiety, agitation, lability of mood, hypersexuality, crying spells, behaviour change and irritability. The SSRI discontinuation syndrome appears to be most marked with paroxetine and to a lesser degree sertraline, with few symptoms seen with fluoxetine (Rosenbaum et al, 1998). The frequency and severity of these symptoms appear to vary according to the half-life of the SSRI (Schatzberg et al, 1997). Schatzberg et al comment that most discontinuation symptoms rare 'short-lived', but that some effects may be longer lasting. Traditional explanations the pharmacology of SSRIs discuss the effects on the postsynaptic serotonin receptor, but the SSRIs work at a variety of locations and their effects reverberate through the nervous and endocrine systems, so that in animal models there may be altered neuroendocrine function for weeks after ceasing fluoxetine. Even 60 days after discontinuation of fluoxetine, the oxytocin response in animals was still significantly reduced by 26% compared with controls.
Transient dystonias and dyskinesias of the jaw have presviously been described with SSRIs (Fitzgerald & Healy, 1995). This report considers four patients on SSRIs who all suffered prolonged neurological symptoms for months after discontinuing their medication.
Sunday, 29 November 2009
So how was withdrawal for you Bob ?
come back later for yet another *** Exclusive from the original & best Bob Fiddaman Blog Yates family paid the ultimate price - withdrawal from high dose Effexor leads to Andrea drowning her 5 children in the bath.
Yates' husband has said that his wife was given Effexor at a dosage nearly twice the recommended maximum limit. Just days before the murders, the Effexor was for some reason reduced to just slightly more than the recommended maximum dosage of 225 mg per day and the Remeron was addedFrom the May 2002 Chronicles Magazine
Time-Out For Antidepressant Drugs - Andrea Yates
So how was withdrawal for you Bob ?
come back later for yet another *** Exclusive from the original & best Bob Fiddaman Blog 
So how was withdrawal for you Bob ?
Irish Psychiatrist had withdrawal problems with Paxil Seroxat !!
Garrett R FitzGerald,
Consultant Physician
Waterford Regional Hospital,Waterford,IRELAND
Send response to journal:
Re: Paroxetine
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/324/7332/260#19203
The "dizziness" associated with paroxetine withdrawal has happened to me on two seperate occasions of dose-reduction, and within two days on each occasion. The nearest description I can apply to the sensation is the feeling of having one's head inflated by an air pump,without evidence of any such appliance in the immediate vicinity. Cipramil, an alternative SSRI, does not produce this spaceman sensation, when my dosage is reduced.
Consultant Physician
Waterford Regional Hospital,Waterford,IRELAND
Send response to journal:
Re: Paroxetine
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/324/7332/260#19203
The "dizziness" associated with paroxetine withdrawal has happened to me on two seperate occasions of dose-reduction, and within two days on each occasion. The nearest description I can apply to the sensation is the feeling of having one's head inflated by an air pump,without evidence of any such appliance in the immediate vicinity. Cipramil, an alternative SSRI, does not produce this spaceman sensation, when my dosage is reduced.
Withdrawal from paroxetine can be severe, warns FDA -- Tonks 324 (7332): 260 -- BMJ 2 Feb. 2002
Withdrawal from paroxetine can be severe, warns FDA -- Tonks 324 (7332): 260 -- BMJ
Alison Tonks, Bristol The first 150 words of the full text of this article appear below.
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/extract/324/7332/260
GlaxoSmithKline, a leading drugs manufacturer, was last week forced to admit that paroxetine, a widely prescribed antidepressant and the company's best selling drug, can cause severe withdrawal symptoms when stopped.
The Food and Drug Administration in the United States published a new product warning about the drug, and in the same week the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations declared the company guilty of misleading the public about paroxetine on US television a year ago.
"This drug has been promoted for years as safe and easy to discontinue," said Charles Medawar, head of Social Audit, a consumer research group specialising in medicines policy. "The fact that it can cause intolerable withdrawal symptoms of the kind that could lead to dependence is enormously important to patients, doctors, investors, and the company.
"GlaxoSmithKline has evaded the issue since
Alison Tonks, Bristol The first 150 words of the full text of this article appear below.
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/extract/324/7332/260
GlaxoSmithKline, a leading drugs manufacturer, was last week forced to admit that paroxetine, a widely prescribed antidepressant and the company's best selling drug, can cause severe withdrawal symptoms when stopped.
The Food and Drug Administration in the United States published a new product warning about the drug, and in the same week the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations declared the company guilty of misleading the public about paroxetine on US television a year ago.
"This drug has been promoted for years as safe and easy to discontinue," said Charles Medawar, head of Social Audit, a consumer research group specialising in medicines policy. "The fact that it can cause intolerable withdrawal symptoms of the kind that could lead to dependence is enormously important to patients, doctors, investors, and the company.
"GlaxoSmithKline has evaded the issue since
Earlier on Day 8, clearly Bob is having NO problems during his so-called cold turkey. - date = Mar 2 2004
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Fuckin Hell Dave!!! From a DIPH to a computer nerd. Words like 'Format',
'DLR', 'Burning on the fly', Source DVD' and 'Data Disc'? My, you have come
a long way. Spose props should go out to Cam for his patience eh?
KEEP IT STIFF BRO and don't get too technical, some of us are still trying
to get to terms with identifying a DVD/R to a CDR.
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Fuckin Hell Dave!!! From a DIPH to a computer nerd. Words like 'Format',
'DLR', 'Burning on the fly', Source DVD' and 'Data Disc'? My, you have come
a long way. Spose props should go out to Cam for his patience eh?
KEEP IT STIFF BRO and don't get too technical, some of us are still trying
to get to terms with identifying a DVD/R to a CDR.
Fiddy
Day 8 and Fiddaman is clearly finding cold turkey withdrawal a laugh !!
click on link below to personally verify this Bob Fiddaman Blogspot Exclusive ***
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Mar 2 2004
LOL - I have been 8 days cold turkey on Seroxat and the other night I could
have sworn some presence was inside my body touching my bodily organs, it
made me wanna cum I tells ya.
Seroxat withdrawal sucks large, up to 8 days and zaps (Parathesia), profuse
sweating, Hallucinations or Night tremors are all kicking in.
Fiddy
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Mar 2 2004
LOL - I have been 8 days cold turkey on Seroxat and the other night I could
have sworn some presence was inside my body touching my bodily organs, it
made me wanna cum I tells ya.
Seroxat withdrawal sucks large, up to 8 days and zaps (Parathesia), profuse
sweating, Hallucinations or Night tremors are all kicking in.
Fiddy
Saturday, 28 November 2009
THE CASBAH CLUB - DEBUT TOUR 2004
Information provided by Bob Fiddaman here -
https://www.footstompin.com/public/forum?threadid=13377
THE CASBAH CLUB - DEBUT TOUR
Tuesday 13th April - Wrexham, Central Station
Wednesday 14th April - Glasgow, Garage
Friday 16th April - Belfast Limelight
Saturday 17th April - Dublin, Olympia
Sunday 18th April - Limerick, Dolan'
Tuesday 20th April - Liverpool, Carling Academy2
Wednesday 21st April - Wolves, Robin2
Thursday 22nd April - Bristol, Carling Academy
Friday 23rd April - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
Saturday 24th April - London,"
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THE CASBAH CLUB - DEBUT TOUR
Tuesday 13th April - Wrexham, Central Station
Wednesday 14th April - Glasgow, Garage
Friday 16th April - Belfast Limelight
Saturday 17th April - Dublin, Olympia
Sunday 18th April - Limerick, Dolan'
Tuesday 20th April - Liverpool, Carling Academy2
Wednesday 21st April - Wolves, Robin2
Thursday 22nd April - Bristol, Carling Academy
Friday 23rd April - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
Saturday 24th April - London,"
https://www.footstompin.com/public/forum?threadid=13377
Friday, 27 November 2009
Thursday, 26 November 2009
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Evie Pringle (Evelyn Pringle) asked if she knew Fiddaman was "not irreconcilably opposed to the sale of SSRI"
Just don't expect an answer !
Monday, 23 November 2009
Sunday, 22 November 2009
"Coming Soon: Why I no longer wish to have my name associated with the MHRA"
SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED: "Coming Soon: Why I no longer wish to have my name associated with the MHRA"
The Party's Over, it's time to call it a day.
They've burst your pretty balloon and taken the moon away.
It's time to wind up the masquerade.
Just make your mind up the piper must be paid.
The Party's Over.The candles ficker and dim.
You danced and dreamed through the night,
it seemed to be right just being with him.
Now you must wake up, all dreams must end.
Take off your make up, The Party's Over.
It's all over, my friend.
Now you must wake up, all dreams must end.
Take off your make up, The Party's Over.
It's all over, my friend
The Party's Over, it's time to call it a day.
They've burst your pretty balloon and taken the moon away.
It's time to wind up the masquerade.
Just make your mind up the piper must be paid.
The Party's Over.The candles ficker and dim.
You danced and dreamed through the night,
it seemed to be right just being with him.
Now you must wake up, all dreams must end.
Take off your make up, The Party's Over.
It's all over, my friend.
Now you must wake up, all dreams must end.
Take off your make up, The Party's Over.
It's all over, my friend
Traitor Bob Fiddaan is "not irreconcilably opposed to the sale of SSRI"
BOB FIDDAMAN said...
"In the words of former Paxil activist, Rob Robinson: "
“It might surprise you to hear that I am not irreconcilably opposed to the sale of SSRIs — with the exception of Paxil (which should be pulled from the marketplace immediately.) My position on the matter is simply pragmatic: Since the regulatory door guarding the SSRI cage has been sprung there's really no way to close it. Today, the SSRI industry feeds (and sleeps with) its own handler, the Food and Drug Administration, and gorges on billions in pill profits every year. There is simply no easy way to kill the SSRI beast now that it is on the prowl; the most one can hope to do is corner it ... and hold it at bay.”
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:D2IXRUHHcP0J:fiddaman.blogspot.com/2009/08/field-of-dreams-ssri-scandal-by-bob.html+rob+robinson+scientology+paxil&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Latest *** Healy's Protocol further downgraded by Fiddaman to "two penneth"
8 hours ago by BOB FIDDAMAN
http://fiddaman.blogspot.com/2009/11/response-from-mhra-is-seroxatpaxil.html
"The MHRA have met with Dr. David Healy, something I urged them to do at the meeting. Healy met and put forward his two penneth regarding SSRi withdrawal. [Minutes of meeting with David Healy] More recently I have met and corresponded ..."
SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED - http://fiddaman.blogspot.com/
http://fiddaman.blogspot.com/2009/11/response-from-mhra-is-seroxatpaxil.html
"The MHRA have met with Dr. David Healy, something I urged them to do at the meeting. Healy met and put forward his two penneth regarding SSRi withdrawal. [Minutes of meeting with David Healy] More recently I have met and corresponded ..."
SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED - http://fiddaman.blogspot.com/
Thursday, 19 November 2009
Traitor Rob Robinson said - am not irreconcilably opposed to the sale of SSRIs
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
NHS again very interested in Bob Fiddaman blogspot
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Who is Amy Philo & which SSRI tipped her over the edge - certainly it wasn't GSK Seroxat
Amy Philo’s YouTube Videos including her personal story of Zoloft-induced psychosis and homicidal and suicidal urges during the postpartum period:
Fiddaman contacts GSK ...does that make him a "pharma whore" ?
Almost 2 weeks have gone by and I've heard nothing.With that in mind I contacted GlaxoSmithKline - once again, a simple email asking if paroxetine is a teratogenic
Monday, 16 November 2009
Traitor Bob Fiddaman is "not irreconcilably opposed to the sale of SSRIs "
BOB FIDDAMAN said...
In the words of former Paxil activist, Rob Robinson:
“It might surprise you to hear that I am not irreconcilably opposed to the sale of SSRIs — with the exception of Paxil (which should be pulled from the marketplace immediately.) My position on the matter is simply pragmatic: Since the regulatory door guarding the SSRI cage has been sprung there's really no way to close it. Today, the SSRI industry feeds (and sleeps with) its own handler, the Food and Drug Administration, and gorges on billions in pill profits every year. There is simply no easy way to kill the SSRI beast now that it is on the prowl; the most one can hope to do is corner it ... and hold it at bay.”
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:D2IXRUHHcP0J:fiddaman.blogspot.com/2009/08/field-of-dreams-ssri-scandal-by-bob.html+rob+robinson+scientology+paxil&cd=3&hl=en&ct=clnk
Well Rob where are the clinics you promised to fund with your GSK compensation ???
I am pledging to use whatever monetary damages a jury awards me in my lawsuit against Paxil's manufacturer and distributor, GlaxoSmithKline, for use by SSRI Citizen (www.SSRIcitizen.org) to: 1) Dramatically expand the organization's ability to warn the public about the dangers of Paxil, and to build a state of the art Internet-based Paxil information clearinghouse.
2) If possible, create a free (U.S.domiciled) Paxil withdrawal clinic, along with a Paxil withdrawal victims' hardship fund.
Rob Robinson pledges to use his GSK compensation to create "Paxil Withdrawal Clinics"
I am pledging to use whatever monetary damages a jury awards me in my lawsuit against Paxil's manufacturer and distributor, GlaxoSmithKline, for use by SSRI Citizen
create a free (U.S.domiciled) Paxil withdrawal clinic, along with a Paxil withdrawal victims' hardship fund.
http://www.paxilprogress.org/forums/showthread.php?t=8968
I appreciate the question. Like Darcy I am here in an effort to help others whose lives have been mauled, mutilated or otherwise maimed by this hideous poison masquerading as an "safe and effective" ... drug.
As to why "now" I don't know. Perhaps because I am far enough along in recovery to be able to do it. And because I believe, quite simply, it is the right thing to do.
I know what many of you are going through because I've taken everything Paxil can dish out -- and then some. Only survivors like me fully understand how horrific Paxil withdrawal can be. It defies description. How the Banda Aceh region looks now after the Asian tsunami struck is what Paxil withdrawal was like for me (and for many of you who frequent PaxilProgress) -- utter and incomprehensible devastation on an unimaginable scale. Family and friends, supportive as they may be, are simply not able to connect in as powerful and meaningful a way as one Paxil victim can to another. I see myself as sharing something special with all of you who are going through (or have survived) this monstrous once-in-a-lifetime trial. In a way WE are family.
That said, you'll appreciate why I am pledging to use whatever monetary damages a jury awards me in my lawsuit against Paxil's manufacturer and distributor, GlaxoSmithKline, for use by SSRI Citizen (www.SSRIcitizen.org) to:
1) Dramatically expand the organization's ability to warn the public about the dangers of Paxil, and to build a state of the art Internet-based Paxil information clearinghouse.
2) If possible, create a free (U.S.domiciled) Paxil withdrawal clinic, along with a Paxil withdrawal victims' hardship fund.
GSK is, in no manner whatsoever, interested in doing either of the above ... I believe the world deserves no less. What do you think?
create a free (U.S.domiciled) Paxil withdrawal clinic, along with a Paxil withdrawal victims' hardship fund.
http://www.paxilprogress.org/forums/showthread.php?t=8968
I appreciate the question. Like Darcy I am here in an effort to help others whose lives have been mauled, mutilated or otherwise maimed by this hideous poison masquerading as an "safe and effective" ... drug.
As to why "now" I don't know. Perhaps because I am far enough along in recovery to be able to do it. And because I believe, quite simply, it is the right thing to do.
I know what many of you are going through because I've taken everything Paxil can dish out -- and then some. Only survivors like me fully understand how horrific Paxil withdrawal can be. It defies description. How the Banda Aceh region looks now after the Asian tsunami struck is what Paxil withdrawal was like for me (and for many of you who frequent PaxilProgress) -- utter and incomprehensible devastation on an unimaginable scale. Family and friends, supportive as they may be, are simply not able to connect in as powerful and meaningful a way as one Paxil victim can to another. I see myself as sharing something special with all of you who are going through (or have survived) this monstrous once-in-a-lifetime trial. In a way WE are family.
That said, you'll appreciate why I am pledging to use whatever monetary damages a jury awards me in my lawsuit against Paxil's manufacturer and distributor, GlaxoSmithKline, for use by SSRI Citizen (www.SSRIcitizen.org) to:
1) Dramatically expand the organization's ability to warn the public about the dangers of Paxil, and to build a state of the art Internet-based Paxil information clearinghouse.
2) If possible, create a free (U.S.domiciled) Paxil withdrawal clinic, along with a Paxil withdrawal victims' hardship fund.
GSK is, in no manner whatsoever, interested in doing either of the above ... I believe the world deserves no less. What do you think?
A Question for Rob Robinson - paxilprogress
A Question for Rob Robinson - paxilprogress: "I appreciate the question. Like Darcy I am here in an effort to help others whose lives have been mauled, mutilated or otherwise maimed by this hideous poison masquerading as an 'safe and effective' ... drug"
Rob Robinson described as a liability
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/SSRI-Crusaders/message/22986
Frankly, I believe you are currently more of a liability than a
help to the movement that wants psychiatry and drug companies to stop
injuring people with psychotropic drugs. Until you find again what
you once knew and are willing to stand up and speak out about it, I,
for one, am boycotting your website, and I am suggesting to the 530
members of my psychotropic drug recovery group that they do so also.
A most puzzled and disappointed,
Catherine Creel
(Withdrawal_and_Recovery)
Entire article
Protest at GSK Criticizes Drug
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/business/12749439.htm
Protest at Glaxo criticizes drug
Demonstrators, who planned a 3-day vigil, were demanding recall of
antidepressant Paxil.
By Thomas Ginsberg
Inquirer Staff Writer
Frankly, I believe you are currently more of a liability than a
help to the movement that wants psychiatry and drug companies to stop
injuring people with psychotropic drugs. Until you find again what
you once knew and are willing to stand up and speak out about it, I,
for one, am boycotting your website, and I am suggesting to the 530
members of my psychotropic drug recovery group that they do so also.
A most puzzled and disappointed,
Catherine Creel
(Withdrawal_and_Recovery)
Entire article
Protest at GSK Criticizes Drug
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/business/12749439.htm
Protest at Glaxo criticizes drug
Demonstrators, who planned a 3-day vigil, were demanding recall of
antidepressant Paxil.
By Thomas Ginsberg
Inquirer Staff Writer
Rob Robinson - Scientology Service Completions | Truth About Scientology Statistics Project
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Sunday, 15 November 2009
Reality check shows seroxat group leaders are only in this for the compensation
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Note - Cyndi White (Cyndi2001UK) now posts as Cynders Cardell (ccyndres@rocketmail.com)
&
Bob Fiddaman Fiddaman64 (bfiddaman) now posts as bob_fid2000
Reality check - Prozac worse than Seroxat for cardiovascular birth defects
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/criticalpsychiatry/message/60955
We followed up 410 paroxetine, 314 fluoxetine first-trimester exposed pregnancies and 1467 controls. After exclusion of genetic and cytogenetic anomalies, there was a higher rate of major anomalies in the SSRI groups compared with the controls [paroxetine 18/348 (5.2%), fluoxetine 12/253 (4.7%) and controls 34/1359 (2.5%)]. The main risk applied to cardiovascular anomalies [paroxetine 7/348 (2.0%), crude odds ratio (OR) 3.47, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.13, 10.58; fluoxetine 7/253 (2.8%), crude OR, 4.81 95% CI 1.56, 14.71; and controls 8/1359 (0.6%)]. On logistic regression analysis only cigarette smoking of ≥10 cigarettes dayâˆ'1 and fluoxetine exposure were significant variables for cardiovascular anomalies. The adjusted ORs for paroxetine and fluoxetine were 2.66 (95% CI 0.80, 8.90) and 4.47 (95% CI 1.31, 15.27), respectively.
CONCLUSION
This study suggests a possible association between cardiovascular anomalies and first-trimester exposure to fluoxetine.
Keywords: cardiovascular anomalies, congenital anomalies, fluoxetine, paroxetine, pregnancy,
We followed up 410 paroxetine, 314 fluoxetine first-trimester exposed pregnancies and 1467 controls. After exclusion of genetic and cytogenetic anomalies, there was a higher rate of major anomalies in the SSRI groups compared with the controls [paroxetine 18/348 (5.2%), fluoxetine 12/253 (4.7%) and controls 34/1359 (2.5%)]. The main risk applied to cardiovascular anomalies [paroxetine 7/348 (2.0%), crude odds ratio (OR) 3.47, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.13, 10.58; fluoxetine 7/253 (2.8%), crude OR, 4.81 95% CI 1.56, 14.71; and controls 8/1359 (0.6%)]. On logistic regression analysis only cigarette smoking of ≥10 cigarettes dayâˆ'1 and fluoxetine exposure were significant variables for cardiovascular anomalies. The adjusted ORs for paroxetine and fluoxetine were 2.66 (95% CI 0.80, 8.90) and 4.47 (95% CI 1.31, 15.27), respectively.
CONCLUSION
This study suggests a possible association between cardiovascular anomalies and first-trimester exposure to fluoxetine.
Keywords: cardiovascular anomalies, congenital anomalies, fluoxetine, paroxetine, pregnancy,
SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED: Paroxetine - The Teratogenic Effect by Bob Fiddaman
SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED: Paroxetine - The Teratogenic Effect by Bob Fiddaman: "Paroxetine - The Teratogenic Effect by Bob Fiddaman
Now there's a word, 'Teratogenic' - one most of you will be unaware of - one that has caused me considerable confusion over the past few weeks. I shall explain.
The recent GSK vs Kilker case saw files flood the Internet, many of which, if not all, are featured on this blog and my sister blog, GlaxoSmithKline Internal Files
What I find astounding is that this word, 'Teratogenic' and/or 'Teratogen' often appears throughout the Kilker files. A quick search of the word/s simplifies it into laymans terms"
READ ON - http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/criticalpsychiatry/message/60950
Now there's a word, 'Teratogenic' - one most of you will be unaware of - one that has caused me considerable confusion over the past few weeks. I shall explain.
The recent GSK vs Kilker case saw files flood the Internet, many of which, if not all, are featured on this blog and my sister blog, GlaxoSmithKline Internal Files
What I find astounding is that this word, 'Teratogenic' and/or 'Teratogen' often appears throughout the Kilker files. A quick search of the word/s simplifies it into laymans terms"
READ ON - http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/criticalpsychiatry/message/60950
Saturday, 14 November 2009
criticalpsychiatry : Message: compensation for use & cost of withdrawal - of Seroxat
criticalpsychiatry : Message: compensation for use & cost of withdrawal - of Seroxat: "compensation for use & cost of withdrawal - of Seroxat"
criticalpsychiatry : Message: UK advocacy group is preparing a lawsuit against GSK - Seroxat
criticalpsychiatry : Message: UK advocacy group is preparing a lawsuit against GSK - Seroxat: "UK advocacy group is preparing a lawsuit against GSK - Seroxat"
Friday, 13 November 2009
Seroxat was withdrawn from Paxil's Rob Robinson in 18 days
Eventually concluding he had a drug dependency, he found a specialist who took him off the drug in 18 days.http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:PkYBnFW-LwcJ:money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2005/11/28/8361973/index.htm+rob+robinson+scientology+paxil&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
"The Road Back" - James L Harper sets up business @ Narconon Scotland Peebleshire
they seem to be using the old narconon building in scotland
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Checking out Fiddaman - James L Harper - Scientology
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Did West Mids Police Advise MH Drug Blogger On Blog Tactics ?
USERWATCH FEATURE ....
Another strange story emerges from UK survivors . The last time we reported about alleged date rape of UK parrots we saw a blogger on UKSurvivors had used posts from Uksurvivors to claim they had been accused of date rape when it was clear it was the fantasy parrots and pirates that had been doing the dirty , or flirty or whatever .....There was quite a flap caused though
Wellllll....UKSurvivors ....Ahhh welllll yesss .. It issss a mental health forum, and wonderful beastly imaginings do go on there.
There are posts about snakes and fire creatures we hear, and death moans of socially excluded ghosts that waft in and out of flats and others that go around and around in circles and repeat themselves endlessly ..... It is said that many other ghosts of old text at UKSurvivors actually beg for eviction or deletion ....
However nowwww, there appears to be a half claim of some kind of communication with the West Mids Police. Noooo its not spiritualism ... Its something else though ..
It appears to amount to some kind of alleged nod of agreement or "implied police blog advice"
Oh yeahhhhhh ...Really ? They've gone from the Bobbies to the Bloggies then ...
Here's the post :
What we see in that Seroxat growling blog is a strand of some good argument about part of the SSRI diversion of the human condition into the meds-pit of delayed reactions and part voluntary emotional unconsciousness .. Yes, all done by "professionals" on the hapless patient in mental or emotional distress ..... "Bugger your social history and family problems etc... take a drug .. "
The blog favours growling about Seroxat - that's where a class action is going which it supports and compensation is the golden bone in its teeth .......
Yet the conflict between personalities it features is sparky in the meds-bulldog-pits too at Uksurvivors, though there is an argument put forward which is, Seroxat may not be the worst SSRI for its after effects after coming off it . In that case the class action planned to do it down and get compensation from the maker GlaxoSmithKline may fail since the action appears to framed in such a way that Seroxat is being legally tested as the worst case SSRI scenario ....
Is Jeremy Bryce who supports that argument and who is mentioned in the blog quite right therefore to create a contextual argument of caution regarding that ? Its an intelligent point we think ..
It could well be that he has a thought out serious point which implies jeopardy to further cases for compensation against SSRI's if the Seroxat case falls ...
Who knows what fate will bring ...... The Money king or the sting ?.... That's in the hands of future law.. But caution should be heeded ..
However that aside we have been sent a picture from a polite source which confirms the West Midlands Parrot Flying Squad cannot take the fiddamen.blogspot claims about them seriously..
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
Rob Robinson was withdrawan from Seroxat / Paxil by a "specialist" in 18 days
Trouble in Prozac - November 28, 2005:
"A rock climber of renown--Climbing magazine once put him on its cover--Robinson, 45, says his experience with SSRIs started in 1998. He had committed to do a traveling exhibition on climbing, but the project stressed him out and interfered with his sleep, so his doctor prescribed Glaxo's Paxil. After a few weeks on the drug, Robinson says, 'I felt calmer. I thought, 'That's good.'' Quitting it after a half-year, though, 'I started having what I now know are withdrawal symptoms,' he asserts, including muscle spasms, extreme sensitivity to sound, and 'horrible electric-shock sensations in my head.' He went back on Paxil to alleviate the symptoms. Eventually concluding he had a drug dependency, he found a specialist who took him off the drug in 18 days.
"A rock climber of renown--Climbing magazine once put him on its cover--Robinson, 45, says his experience with SSRIs started in 1998. He had committed to do a traveling exhibition on climbing, but the project stressed him out and interfered with his sleep, so his doctor prescribed Glaxo's Paxil. After a few weeks on the drug, Robinson says, 'I felt calmer. I thought, 'That's good.'' Quitting it after a half-year, though, 'I started having what I now know are withdrawal symptoms,' he asserts, including muscle spasms, extreme sensitivity to sound, and 'horrible electric-shock sensations in my head.' He went back on Paxil to alleviate the symptoms. Eventually concluding he had a drug dependency, he found a specialist who took him off the drug in 18 days.
Saturday, 7 November 2009
Rob Robinson - "was a liability to the movement"
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November 07, 2009 9:51:51 AM SEROXAT SUFFERERS - STAND UP AND BE COUNTED: Rob Robinson - "was a liability to the movement"
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Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Liar award goes to Mark Harvey of Hugh James who called J Bryce a GSK Quisling
-------Original Message-------From: Mark Harvey
Date: 15/07/2005 16:33:05
To: ecyrb.m.j.j; Melissa Duckhouse
Subject: RE: So who's team are you on ????
I will only continue to deal with GSK through their lawyers not through their quisling.
Monday, 2 November 2009
Paxil trophy gunman Donald Schell was also taking zolpidem
Two paroxetine and two zolpidem pills were not accounted
for at the time of his death, and toxicology
indicated 13 ng/mL of paroxetine and 11
ng/mL of zolpidem in his blood.
for at the time of his death, and toxicology
indicated 13 ng/mL of paroxetine and 11
ng/mL of zolpidem in his blood.
Tobin v. SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals - following facts were stipulated by both parties
Tobin v. SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals
(SKB)1 is the first paroxetine, wrongful death/suicide
case to go to a jury trial in the United States. The
following facts were stipulated by both parties.
On February 13, 1998, Donald Schell, a 60-yearold
man living in Gillette, Wyoming, shot and killed
his 55-year-old wife, 31-year-old daughter, 9-monthold
granddaughter, and then himself. When discovered
the following day, the victims had multiple
large- and small-caliber gunshot wounds to their
heads and shoulders. Mr. Schell had a large wound to
his head and a .357 revolver near his hand. The coroner
estimated that the deaths had occurred in the
early morning. Mr. Schell had been married since
1961. He had a history of depression and had been
treated at times with psychotherapy, fluoxetine, trazodone,
lorazepam, and imipramine. After becoming
depressed again, he saw his physician on February
10, 1998, to obtain sleeping pills. He received a diagnosis
of depression and was prescribed zolpidem
for sleep and paroxetine (Paxil) for the depression.
Two paroxetine and two zolpidem pills were not accounted
for at the time of his death, and toxicology
reports indicated 13 ng/mL of paroxetine and 11
ng/mL of zolpidem in his blood.
Collateral information2 indicates Mr. Schell had
experienced five prior episodes of depression that
were serious enough to keep him out of work. He had
a history of not following treatment recommendations
given by multiple psychiatrists, problems at
work involving a threatened lawsuit, and other
stressors.
(SKB)1 is the first paroxetine, wrongful death/suicide
case to go to a jury trial in the United States. The
following facts were stipulated by both parties.
On February 13, 1998, Donald Schell, a 60-yearold
man living in Gillette, Wyoming, shot and killed
his 55-year-old wife, 31-year-old daughter, 9-monthold
granddaughter, and then himself. When discovered
the following day, the victims had multiple
large- and small-caliber gunshot wounds to their
heads and shoulders. Mr. Schell had a large wound to
his head and a .357 revolver near his hand. The coroner
estimated that the deaths had occurred in the
early morning. Mr. Schell had been married since
1961. He had a history of depression and had been
treated at times with psychotherapy, fluoxetine, trazodone,
lorazepam, and imipramine. After becoming
depressed again, he saw his physician on February
10, 1998, to obtain sleeping pills. He received a diagnosis
of depression and was prescribed zolpidem
for sleep and paroxetine (Paxil) for the depression.
Two paroxetine and two zolpidem pills were not accounted
for at the time of his death, and toxicology
reports indicated 13 ng/mL of paroxetine and 11
ng/mL of zolpidem in his blood.
Collateral information2 indicates Mr. Schell had
experienced five prior episodes of depression that
were serious enough to keep him out of work. He had
a history of not following treatment recommendations
given by multiple psychiatrists, problems at
work involving a threatened lawsuit, and other
stressors.
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Paxil gunman Donald Schell was he hallucinating earlier on Prozac asks Dr Healy
Don's means of handling his nerves was to take time off work, as he could easily get someone to deputize for him. He went for walks with his wife, spent time talking with friends or Tim if he was around, in addition to taking care of his diet. Ever since he had had a good exposure to a Dr Suhaney in 1990, if he remained low after a week or two, either Rita or Don himself would suggest going along to see a doctor. Suhaney had first put Schell on Prozac and noted that it made him tense, anxious and jittery, despite the fact that he was on several antidotes such as Inderal, Ativan and Desyrel. Suhaney stopped Prozac and put Don Schell on imipramine to which he responded rapidly[i]. What Suhaney didn't know was that Schell may have even been hallucinating while on Prozac. Having responded to imipramine in 1990, in two further brief episodes in the 1990s, Schell was put on tricyclics and responded rapidly.
In February of 1998, when he began to complain about his sleep, Don and Rita went to see a primary care physician, Dr Patel. Dr Patel did a thorough examination, which included administering rating scales that indicated Schell's main problem was poor sleep and that he felt hopeful about the future and thought well of himself. Patel diagnosed an anxiety state and, unaware of the significance of a prior adverse response to Prozac, put Don Schell on Paxil, without any covering antidotes. Forty-eight hours later Schell put three bullets from two different guns through Rita's head, as well as through Deborah's head and through Alyssa's head before shooting himself through the head
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