Continuing my roll against psychiatric “meds” this month, let’s talk a little about Big Pharma deception.
While I was researching psychiatry for notes for my book, I came across several Pharma-run drug sites. These sites offered advertisements for drugs of all kinds, including psychiatric ones. Curious, I almost instantly started looking up Trilafon, an industrial poison that was used on me for acting out while being raped by psychiatric nurses.
One of those sites, allowed users to review drugs! Kind of like amazon or yelp.
I thought, “Great! Have I got some feedback for you guys!”
I wrote an extensive, and I do mean extensive, review of perphenazine, a.k.a. Trilafon. I wrote about how badly it hurt me. All the symptoms I didn’t have before I was forced to take it. The almost indescribable suffering I experienced at the age of fourteen.
Then I hit “publish”, or “post” or whatever the “submit” button said on it.
Then I eagerly awaited my review to posted after it had been cleared with their board moderator.
I looked forward to seeing my review next the other reviews, the glowing, sunshiny, cheerful reviews for Trilafon.
My review was never published.
I kept checking back…
No go. The Pharma drug review site moderator refused to publish my heartfelt and plaintive and genuine review of one of the worst experiences of my entire life.
Why?
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