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Psychiatric Help Ends Up Costing Teen His Life

In this recent news story it is reported that a 17 year old boy committed suicide while under the care of psychiatrists. Apparently he had been placed in the psychiatric ward for help and instead received a death sentence.

It’s no big surprise considering many psychiatric treatments have been proven to actually increase the risk of the patient committing suicide. It seems almost unreal that the people in charge of helping with mental health issues are actually making their patients worse, but none the less that is exactly what seems to be occurring.

I think it’s time to prevent all psychiatrists from having anything to do with our children. It’s the only way to protect them from the labeling and drugging that has run rampant today.

For more information on protecting our youth from psychiatry visit psychiatry.info

Tags: Deaths Caused By Psychiatry, Depression, Psychiatric Restraints and Hospitalization, Psychiatric Treatment, Psychiatrists in The News, Psychiatry, Drugs & Children

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