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Dead Wrong: How Psychiatric Drugs Can Kill Your Child Page #7
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- 2010
- 87 min
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I never, I never would have filled
it out on my own son at seven.
Do the parents know that this
is being done in the school?
Are they given, do they
have to give permission
for their child to be screened or
are they automatically being screened?
The way they do it where I live
What they do is they come in
and talk to kids in high school.
"So, are you feeling kind of anxious?"
"Have you broken up with a
boyfriend and it's made you sad?"
"Why don't you take this screening and
we'll see what the underlying problem..."
They're teenagers. So the
kids have to bring a form home.
It does have to be signed by
the parents. But the parents say,
"Okay honey, if it would make you
feel better go ahead and have it done."
I had a friend whose
daughter went through this.
This screening gave her a diagnosis.
Now, this is from a computer "check the box"
screening, gave her a diagnosis of depression.
So then she took home a paper,
"Look, Mom and Dad, I'm depressed."
And they said, "No,
you're not depressed."
So then they took her to another doctor who
then "thoroughly" evaluated her and said,
"Oh, she's not depressed, she has ADHD,"
and they put her on medication for ADHD.
And the mom said to me, "But I'm
so glad she had the screening"
"because now we know
she's not depressed."
- They treated it the same way.
- They did treat it the same way, they did.
What they do in my son's school
is they do "pretzel breaks."
They come in... the school
psychologist comes into the classroom
and "We're gonna talk
about how you feel."
And it could be in Science,
it could be in Math,
it could be in any class, so
you have a captive audience.
Your child is just there
and has no ability to say
"I wanna opt out of this," you know.
And then they give out pretzels
to the class and it was like,
"How are you doing? How's
things going at home?"
"Have you ever felt like
killing yourself? Have you ever?"
And all of a sudden they're in
the classrooms in Math and Science.
And that's what I have
found in my school.
And, you know, the bottom line is
it's like they're taking a big net
and they're just gathering up the
children with these "questionnaires."
And then when they get the
kids in there, they drug them.
And that's not the kind of
society we want to build.
I couldn't believe this was
happening, and in our own schools.
From a single ten-minute,
multiple-choice computer test,
they can judge you "at risk" for
suicide and send you to a psychiatrist.
And one well-known study said that 91 percent
of all children going to a child psychiatrist
leave with a prescription.
The only problem is, the psychiatrist
who wrote the questionnaire
for the largest children's mental
health screening program in the country,
has admitted that 84 percent
of the time, the test is wrong.
But by then, the damage is done, as
I learned from educator Cathy Brown.
- Hi Cathy
- Hi Celeste.
- Thank you so much for having me here today.
- Oh, you're very welcome. - Appreciate it.
I don't understand how these young children,
especially that are being put on for ADHD
How can they function in school?
My observation is that
they just don't. They can't.
Basically, what I see is they can't
concentrate and they, as you said, fall asleep.
They have stomach upsets, they have,
you know, out of the maybe 300
side effects on one of those drugs,
they'll have 4 or 5.
It makes it difficult to study. It makes
it difficult to study if you can't sleep.
It just frightens me and makes me wonder
what's going to happen to the next generation.
What's happening to these children
that are all being drugged right now?
Where's our society going with this?
That is an excellent
observation, because the children
who are active, curious,
interested children
are the ones who are most
likely to act out in school.
The very brightest get bored.
They finish and everybody else
and now they have nothing to do.
So, hmm. They look around, "What
can I do? Who can I talk to?"
Albert Einstein, if he were a child now,
he was extremely bright,
He had difficulties with learning
the way that teachers taught.
His mother took him out of
school and home-schooled him.
They did. That's exactly right. If he
were in school now, he would be drugged.
We are taking our brightest
children and drugging them.
I mean, that to me is just, it's
appalling and it's frightening.
- It is.
- When's it, where's it going to stop?
I don't see it stopping unless we do
something about the drugging of these kids.
If somebody had come in from
"I'd like to have all of your
brightest children please."
"I'd like to put them all on drugs."
"And we'll make it more difficult for
them to learn and we'll make it so that"
"they're not so interested in things"
"and we'll make it so that they have
difficulty sleeping." What would we have said?
No, we would have
said, "Get out of here."
But instead, we're doing it
ourselves. And it's very, very sad.
Well, it's frightening to think what
we have to look forward to right now.
It is. So we just need
What Cathy told me about
Albert Einstein made me curious.
She was right. Einstein was very
quiet, didn't do well in school
and didn't even speak his own
language fluently until he was nine.
His parents thought there might
but they didn't do anything to him.
And look how he turned out.
Now we're told that famous people like
Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln,
Beethoven had mental disorders.
What if they had been
drugged like Matthew?
Eight million young people are currently
on some type of ADHD medication,
which experts say is chemically
very similar to cocaine,
comes with some pretty scary side
effects, and is very addictive.
Makes you wonder how many geniuses
are being destroyed every day.
This is Matthew's school of
fitness. He's gonna pump me up.
- Run in place.
- Ready?
You want the illustrated version?
- Okay, do some, throw some jabs in there.
- Yah, yah, yah!
When I heard the news of my brother's
death, I couldn't be more shocked.
I was at home, I think
it was a Saturday night.
I was hanging out with a friend.
Friday night is when I found out.
I was on my way back from
vacation when I found out.
The phone rang at
about 4 in the morning.
5:
30 in the morning on Fridaytelling me the police were there.
I didn't believe it. I thought
it was the worst joke ever.
I just didn't believe it. I said,
"That can't be him. It's a mistake."
I said, "Dad, that's, it's
a rumor. That's crazy."
It's... it made me speechless.
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