All that is moving is thanks to those who have moved!

[anacleta]

I leave a message especially for those who simply read and do not participate in the "pssd community" in no way.

We try to do, each of us, at least something, but we do not stay with our hands in our pockets! We have possibilities to activate ourselves in many ways.

There are those who divulge information.
Who writes the wikipedia PSSD page in their own language.
Who updates a blog on PSSD, it is also useful to be contacted by other PSSD suffers, unity is strength.
Also everyone's participation in the PSSD topics is important to show that we are there.
Those who choose to experiment drugs on themselves, do exams and treatments and share the results on the forums.
Who donates what is possible to the Rxisk Prize.
Who sends maaany emails to doctors and researchers of neurology, andrology, pharmacology, endocrinology, looking for someone who is interested in deepening.
Who did publish their story in online magazines.
Who sends the report of adverse effect to the pharmacovigilance agency.
Who prints the Citizen Petition and distributes it to hospitals and delivers it to their psychiatrists.
Who opens an association of victims and consults lawyers.

If then there is some creative guys, why not give expression to your artistry?
There is still not even a song on the subject of PSSD, a movie or a poem.
Yours could be the first in history.
Draw a comic, write a dramatic story or black humor, sing a song, maybe an angry rap to put on youtube, create an animated short film or with actors in flesh and bone.

And share it on the internet, where people who do not live PSSD can make the discovery that exists, and where those who have PSSD can recognize themselves.
Let’s make our voice heard, at least a little more! we only have this life ..

We aren't just the PSSD. We are more. But it is important for us to find a solution to this misfortune.
Activating does not promise anything, true. But it increases the possibilities.
And in any case it is good to know that there, in the passage of time, our voice screamed a real thing.

Yes, it's moving very little for the PSSD. But something moves.
David Healy is moving, because the PSSD sufferers have activated and made their reports.
Melcangi is moving because he was contacted by us Italians and one of us put the money for the experimental study now under way.
F. Cosci started to get interested because we contacted her.
Various doctors have published online articles on PSSD after discovering it thanks to our emails. Ok, they do not change much, but they're at least something.
We find ourselves together here, from various parts of the world, because someone before us has raised his voice and we can recognize ourselft in it.
Each of us can move some small thing, more numerous we are, and the more things will move quickly.
Do not think "it's useless", Do it.

[north4]

good post, i hope more people will start doing.

[Charlie-80]

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[fema4psyciatrists]

!!URGENT!!

There is a current news cycle on a new report of antidepressant withdrawal problems. Please leave your comments below on all the major media news outlet's online publications about Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction.

Thank You

(here are some of them)
The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 ... are_btn_tw
The Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... sants.html
The BBC: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-45717465

Published by the medical correspondent for these major newspapers, please contact them as well.


Here is a clip of Professor John Read involved in the study on Sky news TV: https://vimeo.com/293026286 )

[lw77]

"Concerns that antidepressant can cause lasting sexual dysfunction after their withdrawal are emerging both in scientufic literature and on the web. The condition is name PSSD (post ssri's sexual dysfunction). Although the incidrnce of the condition seem to be rare, it can be underestimated because people tend not to talk about this problem with their physicians and because the sexual dysfunction that last after the withdrawal tend to be attribuited to psychological condition."

This is the comment i wrote on both articles... now it's your turn guys... let's inform the major number of people we can

[fema4psyciatrists]

I added the BBC's version of the coverage to that list now. My comment is awaiting moderation on the BBC one and has not shown up on the Daily Mail one as of yet.

Here are the links again:

The Daily Mail: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... sants.html

"Millions are warned over ‘severe’ side-effects while coming off anti-depressants with 56% of patients suffering withdrawal effects

By BEN SPENCER MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT FOR THE DAILY MAIL

PUBLISHED: 01:12, 2 October 2018 | UPDATED: 09:04, 2 October 2018"

The BBC: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-45717465

"Antidepressant withdrawal 'hits millions'"

The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 ... are_btn_tw

"Antidepressant withdrawal symptoms severe, says new report
Existing guidance that symptoms are minimal leads to misdiagnosis and ‘harmful long-term prescribing’"

Sarah Boseley Health editor
Tue 2 Oct 2018 16.23 BST


This was my comment that I left. Your turn.

"I have permanent Impotence forever now since 8 years ago when I came off my lifetime of childhood 'mental health' drugs at just the age of 21. I now have to live as an Eunuch.

Please look up Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD) before you are prescribed any psychiatric drugs.

I have no human rights, I have no legal rights. No amnesty international help, nothing. While they have ruined my life with impunity. My dignity has been raped away from me. This has been going on for decades, those unable to protect themselves are most targeted. Children, the elderly, single parent families and those raised in care systems. These drugs both antidepressants and antipsychotics are also used to chemically castrate peadophiles... but they don't tell you that."

[fema4psyciatrists]

Now is a good time to email those newspaper medical correspondents seeing as they just released this story. I think I found their emails.

BEN SPENCER MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT FOR THE DAILY MAIL:
b.spencer@dailymail.co.uk

Sarah Boseley Health editor:
sarah.boseley@theguardian.com

Jane Dreaper BBC Health Editor
jane.dreaper@bbc.co.uk

Who's going to contact them?

[GIXXER]

We need more awareness and activism on our part. It really is on us at this point.

I believe in the ripple effect. The small things we do today has the potential to be huge in the future. The other option is to do nothing and we'll all still be here next year with no change.

[been_too_long]

-maybe ask some rapper if he could write a song about PSSD

Always thought Evanescence summed it up perfectly with wake me up inside

[lw77]

Great idea to mail those journalists.
What can we write them?