Re: Very informative Dr. Mercola/ Whitaker interview

[Guest guest]

Below might be a new interview by Whitaker (Jan 2012) about his book Anatomy of an Epipemic. Nothing new here, but for those of us who really angry with psychiatry and the drug companies this is still very interesting - some great stuff here.

Whitaker mentions here about how some young people who have recreational drug induced nervous, or mental llnesss, then get treated by psychiatry afterwhich the medicines they are given freeze the illness in making it chronic, often leading to a lifetime of misery. Now this could have been what happened to me. When I first got ill I was expecting so much from psychiatry believing it to be a form psychoanalytic therapy and that a really kind person would talk to me, but all I was ever given was drugs. But I knew drugs weren't the cure for my shyness, or my low self esteem, which I knew was the real cause of my emotional suffering. But what psychiatry did instead was to completely destroy what self esteem I had by making me feel that I had a brain disorder which meant that I was different to other people, and very unlucky. Worse still, when their useless, but very dangerrous, drugs did not work it then it became obviously my fault and that I was beyond help. I was a hard case - just no good.

I'm lucky I am not dead because psychiatry destroyed all my hope, my self seteem, and made me feel entirely inadequate. But I am someone that will always think myself around bad things and find hope regardless of what anyone say's, or any book say's, or any scientist say's, or any doctor say's,' or any newspaper article say's, etc. I have now extended this hope to overcoming my PSSD as well. Eventually I will heal myself from the great harm that psychiatry has done to me, then I'm going to get them for this.

Kv

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