Preesently, serotonin-enhancing drugs are therapeutic regimenss for those who are suspect of having a depressed st ate or mood disorder. Wit unfvaorable mental state need to ye excesive and chronicc to be considered to have in fact the medical problem of a majir depressive disorder, as stat ed by others. Yo u begin to feel better, it is important t oo take Paxil, orr you may need a dosage adjustmenh or special monitoring during treatment if you have any of thw conditions listed above.

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The FDA has notified healthcare professionals and patients that it has required manufacturers of varenicline (Chantix, from Pfizer) and bupropion (Wellbutrin, Wellbutrin SR, Wellbutrin XL, and Zyban, from GlaxoSmithKline) to add new Boxed Warnings to the product labeling and develop patient Medication Guides highlighting the risk of serious neuropsychiatric symptoms.

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Sort by date with duplicates included. By ERIC LICHTBLAU WASHINGTON The Justice Department charged Friday that a former State Department analyst and his wife worked as spies for Cuba for nearly years, using a short wave radio to pass on secret diplomatic josue to their Cuban. New beginning between the United States and Muslims. Esperanza arsonist Raymond Lee Oyler sentenced to death. Expert Penske Saturn purchase a steal. Chrysler Appeals Court Refuses to Block Sale to Fiat.

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Doctors of Deception: What They Don’t Want You to Know About Shock Treatment, published just a month before the FDA’s belated admission that it had essentially abdicated its responsibility to protect patients from harmful treatments.
The book is a history of shock treatment, with the emphasis on the history of the treatment since the 1970s. The author argues that this was a critical time for the shock industry, in part because the FDA’s assumption of the regulation of medical devices in 1976 and its classification of the ECT device in the high-risk Class III category in 1979 meant thataccording to the lawthe devices were to be subject to a safety investigation. No one knew at the time, nor could anyone have dreamed, that that day would not come for thirty years. The industry, Andre says, knew their treatment could not survive such scrutiny, so they adopted a public relations solution to what was essentially a scientific problem: They would make repeated claims for safety over the years, while lobbying the FDA to prevent any safety investigation from taking place.
At the same time former patients permanently damaged by shock treatment, as well as concerned citizens and scientists, lobbied the agency to conduct such an investigation. They lost, but not for lack of trying: They offered up their own brains for CAT-scans. They proposed animal brain scan studies. They submitted three formal citizen petitions to the agency, which the FDA essentially ignoredbut in the process built up a public docket on the ECT device which takes a week to read (the author did so). They enlisted politicians and public health advocates as allies. They kept steady pressure on the FDA in every way they could think of for decadesbut in the end the agency bent to the stronger pressure of the wealthy and powerful American Psychiatric Association.
It’s a dramatic David and Goliath story unparalleled in the history of medicine; and just last week, David was finally proven right.
It’s too late for a generation of patients who experienced permanent extensive amnesia and permanent cognitive disability, with the attendant loss of sense of self and of life chances. The author lets these former patients speak for themselves:
“I often feel as though a very vital part of my life ‘died’ as a result of these treatments.” “I do not think I will ever again be as intelligent a person as I was before.”
“ECT changed my life foreverand not for the better.”
“My personal belief is that an investigation is in order to prove that ECT is indeed beneficial and not brain damaging. How can I feel differently when that so-called therapy has wrecked a major portion of my life?”
“Doctors of Deception” makes clear that, at least in the case of the ECT device, the FDA’s failure to protect patients was not simply a matter of neglect or oversight; the agency had ample knowledge of the risks of the device and actively ignored repeated calls and opportunities to either conduct its own safety investigation or require the device manufacturers to do so.
The author reminds us that the FDA actually did call on shock machine manufacturers once before, in 1995, to prove their devices safe, but when the manufacturers simply ignored the call, the FDA did nothing. If history is any indication, the FDA is very likely to simply reclassify the ECT device to a low-risk category without any safety information or investigation at all rather than incur the wrath of the American Psychiatric Association.
At the very end of this cautionary tale, Andre writes: “Now that we know this history, now that what mostly hadn’t been written is written down in one place, maybejust maybewe can keep from repeating it. One thing is for certain: there will continue to be opportunities for the history of electroshock to take another turn.” Whether this will happen at the Food and Drug Administration or not, we will soon find out.

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Entering the emotional world of a child is akin to diving into the ocean. It changes quickly. Seas can be calm, scary, placid, joyful, choppy, tumultuous and magnificent. Riding a wave seems to be the height of liberation while being pulled under ignites our deepest fear. Surfing is like seeing your first rainbow. Being tossed by turbulent waters is like meeting your first bully.

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Even if you begin ro feel better, it is important tto takd Paxil and talk to your doctor if yoj experience headache nwrvousness, or anxiety nausea, diarrhea, or changee in ap petite ro weight. Alcohol may increase drowsiness or dizziness while taking Paxil. Symptoms, such as muscle tension, irritability an d disturbedslee.p Paxil is safe anx ef fective trextment for wepression, social anxiety disorder and generalized anxiety disorder.

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I listened to the doctor as she revealed her diagnosis. I knew I felt worse but I listened carefully as I could while observing my wifes reactions. I couldnt react much to the info myself and wasnt as shocked by it, It was actually a source of potential optimism to my way of thinking.
After multiple daily dosing of risperdal finally a diagnosis, an identifying lable, schizophrenia such a big word at last finally I had something I could learn about.
I couldnt concentrate much at the time and when she said that I probably had it all of my life that I just hid it I was unable to explain the events of my entire life off of the top of my head.
I thought my disease was getting worse well my symptoms were I couldnt concentrate as well and I was more tired out than before. It could have been that the disease had gotten progressively worse. It could have been from the nerve damage caused by the haldol. It could have been that the risperdal was causing my symptoms to get worse since I thought it was causing me other problems also. When she told me that it takes a while before the drug risperdal helps I thought it must be the disease if the risperdal hasnt started working yet because if it was because of the haldol damage it should get better as more time went by not worse.
I thought it was very interesting how she had used her psychiatric craft to determine through esoteric processes of mystical proportion for the divination of my lifes history of mental health, a feat which no doctor had ever demonstrated before. I thought it was a good idea to review my lifes health history even thogh I had never felt this sickness before.
Some of the logic in her abstract reasoning lost merit upon closer observation such as how could I hide something for 37 years without ever knowing that I was hiding it and how could I hide something if I didnt know what it was that I was hiding. I thought it was worth a look anyway just to see what I might find.
The doctors Prophesy of the future didnt have the same effect on me as it did my wife.
It was pretty grim alright but I didnt know enough about schizophrenia other than what she told me to determine how accurate her prophesy of the future might be and since I found holes in the logic that she divined mysteriously about my past I was more skeptical of her ability to accurately predict the future. I knew she was basing her knowledge on the treatment outcomes that she was familiar with and I considered that the reason patients brains deteriorated and their conditions got worse each time they were hospitalized then perhaps it might be directly related to the method of treatment rather than the disease itself.
I was glad she helped me to identify it so I could learn about it.
I wondered how she learned my diagnosis if the risperdal hadnt started working yet she must have learned from the nerve damage caused by the haldol, yeah that must have been it because she changed the haldol as it was contra-indicated to risperdal and yet she didnt change the daily dosing of risperdal when she revealed her diagnosis.
I felt a little more ill than I did before when I was in college but I thought it was the progression of the disease, I didnt know if it was fatal or how much time I would have to be able to learn about it before it deteriorated by brain to the point that I was completely unable to learn about it. I had a sense of urgency to learn as much as I could as fast as I was able to.

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I think it's probably a good idea to keep a record of my lowering of Risperdal, that way I'll be aware of any subtle changes in my mood and way of thinking.

I was taking .75 mg three times a day. Beginning today I've lowered to .625 in the morning and kept the noon and night dose the same

Week 1:
Sunday, January 18 - feeling depressed this evening but this has to be way too early to have any withdrawal symptoms, depression associated with phone call to a friend

Monday, January 19 - feeling very depressed today and flu-like symptoms

Tuesday, January 20 - felt pretty good today, not sick and not feeling profound depression

Wednesday, January 21 - Head felt kind of queer today ... sort of spacey. Wasn't feeling the best this morning but this eased off as the day went on.

Thursday, January 22 - head felt strange, especially in the morning and I felt panicky (had the symptoms of strong anxiety - heart felt fluttery, tense muscles, sort of an internal shaking) ... these symptoms dissipated after I went to work and I felt ok in the evening.

Friday, January 23 - I had increased anxiety earlier today but it dissipated by late afternoon. Physically I felt pretty good and my head didn't feel queer. All-in-all I would have to say it was a pretty good day.

Saturday, January 24 - Well, a week has passed since I started my reduction. Today wasn't as good as yesterday but wasn't as bad as the first of the week. I had periods where I felt depressed and my head felt queer throughout the day. I begin my second week of reduction tomorrow and I'll be staying on the same dose as I'm on now. Hopefully I'll be feeling much better during this second week.


.625 in the morning and my regular dose at noon and evening

Week 2:
Sunday, January 25 - Didn't feel too bad today

Monday, January 26 - Feeling a bit wonky today ... tired and head feels a little queer. My sugars aren't in line yet so that could be part of it. I'm pushing through it though. Went to CBT this morning and will be going to work this afternoon. (am back home from work now ... felt good at work even though my sugars are badddd)

Tuesday, January 27 - Had a good day today. I had no weird physical symptoms and my mood stayed stable.

Wednesday, January 28 - Had a pretty good day today. The only symptom I had was anxiety after I came home from my surgeon's appointment. My head didn't feel queer today, thank God.

Thursday, January 29 - Another pretty good day

Friday, January 30 - Not having a good day today. I was really tired earlier and fell asleep. I woke up irritated and cranky which isn't like me. My head feels queer tonight and my mood is not stable.

Saturday, January 31 - This morning was hellish. My head felt all messed up and I physically felt like crap. This went on until afternoon. I felt fine after I got to work. Feeling pretty good
tonight.



I'm going down from .625 to .5 mg in the morning and keeping my regular dose of .75 mg at noon and in the evening.

Week 3:
Sunday, February 1 - I felt fine today until this afternoon when I became really tired. I don't know what's causing this but it's very annoying. I made sure to check my sugars ... they weren't elevated so I can't blame it on that. It was hard to get the energy to do much when I was feeling so exhausted so I just did the necessities.

Monday, February 2 - Felt pretty good today, not tired and my head didn't feel queer.

Tuesday, February 3 - Another pretty good day, no complaints

Wednesday, February 4 - Had a shitty day (literally), this wasn't related to the Risperdal however. I had to take a purgative for the colonoscopy I'm having tomorrow. Otherwise I did fine with the withdrawal.

Thursday, February 5 - I had my colonoscopy done today so it's hard to judge just what the withdrawal was like. I felt reasonably ok but anxious this morning. My head seemed clear though. After the procedure my head felt very queer but I think it was due to whatever they gave me as a sedative interacting with my other medications. When I got home I was feeling very nauseated and dizzy. This has never happened to me before in regards to medication used during procedures or surgery. Tonight I feel shakey and anxious. The nausea has settled down.

Friday, February 6 - I had a pretty good day today and was positive for a good portion of the time. My head didn't feel queer and I wasn't tired.

Saturday, February 7 - I experienced anxiety throughout the day and a feeling of restlessness.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning and .75 mg at noon and then once again in the evening

Week 4:
Sunday, February 8 - My anxiety was ebbing and flowing all day. Tonight I'm not feeling so well. My sugars are elevated so maybe that's why my mood has been off too.

Monday, February 9 - Felt anxiety all day and had a couple mini panic attacks. Having a slight headache tonight.

Tuesday, February 10 - Up and down day - anxiety was bad at times and mood went from very down to positive to down again.

Wednesday, February 11 - Earlier part of the day was bad, felt better in the evening

Thursday, February 12 - I felt very tired all day. My mood was very low, even when I was at work. I'm feeling a little better tonight, not feeling as depressed.

Friday, February 13 - I didn't feel well today. I wasn't as tired as yesterday but I felt hellish depressed for most of the morning. I did a little better this afternoon but now I'm back to feeling like crap. My sugars are also elevated this evening so that wouldn't help.

Saturday, February 14 - I felt a little better today. Depression didn't have its ugly claws dug into me like it did yesterday. I was able to work at my usual speed. Tonight I'm not feeling too bad either. I hope tomorrow shows continued improvement.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning and .75 mg at noon and then once again in the evening

Week 5:
Sunday, February 15 - I felt tired today. At work I felt a little draggy and now that I'm home I feel really tired. My brain is sludge. The depression isn't as bad as 2 days ago but is worse than yesterday. It's hard being on this roller coaster.

Monday, February 16 - so-so day

Tuesday, February 17 - I felt horribly depressed this morning but my mood improved this afternoon (after I took my noon meds)

Wednesday, February 18 - Another lovely day of withdrawals. My mood seemed to be all over the place and I had funky sensations on and off. When I got up this morning I had a funny feeling in my chest, sort of a cross between not being able to breathe right and the feeling of an impending heart attack. It was like a mini panic attack that just wasn't ending. I knew this would continue until I took my noon meds so I just waited out the storm. Sure enough, after I took my meds the feelings dissipated. I felt reasonably ok until later in the afternoon when I started feeling strange again. It's kind of hard to explain. It's like I was in a fog with a case of dizziness on top of it. What bothers me the most is the fact that I'm barely into the weaning off process. How long is my life going to be affected by this???

Thursday, February 19 - I had a better day today than yesterday. There were no physical or mental symptoms. Around 5 I felt depressed for awhile but it eventually went away. I hope tomorrow I do as well.

Friday, February 20 - Had a pretty good day today. This morning I felt a little depressed but it passed and this evening I had a short spell of dizziness that also passed. I was out of the house quite awhile today which made a big difference I think.

Saturday, February 21 - This was another good day. I was feeling a little depressed earlier this morning but I was called out to work and felt better for the rest of the day.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning and .75 mg at noon and then once again in the evening

Week 6:
Sunday, February 22 - Had a so-so day today. I was listening to too much music and this put me in a funk. I need to give up music for awhile. Otherwise I felt physically ok, no dizziness or queer feelings in the head. I notice that my thinking is a bit skewed in the morning until about an hour after I take my meds. It makes me wonder how bad things will be when I don't have the Risperdal to take in the morning.

Monday, February 23 - I had a fairly good day today. For most of the day my mood was good. I did have a dizzy spell in the early afternoon though and a few brief spells of lowered mood. I haven't noticed much in the line of changed thinking so far ... perhaps a bit of my OCD breaking through. I'm starting to obsess upon some things that previously didn't bother me. I'll be keeping an eye on this.

Tuesday, February 24 - I felt depressed for the majority of the day. I also had a period of dizziness in the late morning.

Wednesday, February 25 - Had a horrible morning and early afternoon, the depression was really bad. I also had episodes of trembling with anxiety. I went to work this afternoon and felt 100% better. Having a good evening.

Thursday, February 26 - Today was a pretty good day. I went into work early so I felt better ... it kept my mind occupied. My mood shifted downward when I arrived home but it didn't slip too low. Looking back over this journal it seems that my biggest problem with this reduction is depression. I remember a little over a year ago I tried to reduce my medication but the depression set in and I had to increase it again. Months before that I tried to reduce and I found myself getting very angry so up went the dosage. I sincerely hope that I'm able to wean myself off Risperdal or at least get it down to a smaller dose.

Friday, February 27 - I had a good day today. I had to fill my pill holder for the week so I decided to start my next reduction early. Today I broke one of my noon Risperdals in half. I'm really hoping this drop in dose won't make the depression any worse. I suppose I won't find out until roughly a week. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Saturday, February 28 - Not a bad day. It's evening and I'm having anxiety but I'm wondering if it's because my noon dose is lower now. The depression wasn't really there today which is a blessing. I just took my evening dose so hopefully the anxiety will ease off.



I'm taking .5 mg in the morning, .625 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 7:
Sunday, March 1st - Didn't experience the depression but the anxiety was there at times. I felt extremely tired and eventually had to lie down and have a nap this afternoon. Have a slight headache that comes and goes.

Monday, March 2 - Other than a few periods of anxiety and a feeling of slight tiredness I had a pretty good day today. No depression and no weird head feelings.

Tuesday, March 3 - A bad day for anxiety and tiredness. Low grade headache for most of the day.

Wednesday, March 4 - Woke up at 3:30 this morning and was unable to get back to sleep. I finally went back to bed a couple of hours later and slept until noon. I woke up with a slight headache, feeling depressed, and experiencing anxiety. Felt that way most of the day until I went out for a drive. Had my hair cut and talked to a friend, these things helped too. Tonight I still have the headache.

Thursday, March 5 - This has been my worst day yet. I can barely explain what I've been going through. I'm experiencing depression, anxiety, jumbled thoughts, agitation, and nausea. My hands are shaky as well. I truly feel sick today.

Friday, March 6 - This was a much better day than yesterday. I didn't experience any of the symptoms I had just 24 hours ago. Very weird. I'm praying that tomorrow will be a good day as well.

Saturday, March 7 - Had a good day today



Taking .5 mg in the morning, .625 mg at noon, .75 mg at night

Week 8:
Sunday, March 8 - Had a good day today

Monday, March 9 - Another good day. Went to CBT and then to work. Being out of the house helped me to feel better.

Tuesday, March 10 - Another good day.

Wednesday, March 11 - Good day, yay!

Thursday, March 12 - Good day

Friday, March 13 - Good day

Saturday, March 14 - Good day



I'm dropping the dosage again. I'll be taking .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night.

Week 9:
Sunday, March 15 - Good day

Monday, March 16 - Good day but a slight undercurrent of depression

Tuesday, March 17 - I had a fairly good day. I felt slightly depressed but nothing serious. I believe the depression is more situational. I'm finding life difficult at the moment and it gets me down sometimes.

Wednesday, March 18 - The withdrawals are beginning. I'm not feeling so well today.

Thursday, March 19 - This was a very bad day. I've been experiencing tiredness, a non-stop headache, anxiety and depression, jumbled thinking, and flu-like symptoms

Friday, March 20 - Had a really bad morning. I woke up with extreme anxiety and felt like I was on the verge of losing my mind. I think it's a combination of having too many worries on my mind and going 12 hours without medication. I felt rotten up until I went to work. I felt better when I was there. I wasn't so focused on my symptoms and I was kept busy. Being home bothers me a lot.

Saturday, March 21 - Had another really bad morning. I went to work this afternoon but wasn't feeling too good. Depression was pretty strong. I'm feeling better this evening.



Am still at .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 10:
Sunday, March 22 - Was a very bad day today. Last night I hardly slept a wink so I've been physically and mentally exhausted all day. The feelings of depression have been bad too. Tonight I feel spacey and sort of out of it. I called in to work today because I felt too rotten to go in.

Monday, March 23 - Another crappy day. I felt very sick today but managed to get in to work. I did better there although I had a spell of sickness that lasted briefly. It affects my whole being. Mentally as well as physically. I had a better evening.

Tuesday, March 24 - I had a pretty good day today. No strange symptoms or sensations. I needed this good day!

Wednesday, March 25 - Today was a fairly good day. Not as good as yesterday but not as bad as the day before. I had quite a bit of anxiety during the earlier part of the day and depression was trying to cling onto me. I also had a profound sense of loneliness coursing through me. I'm hoping tomorrow will be better.

Thursday, March 26 - This wasn't a very good day, I felt depressed more so than usual. The physical symptoms weren't too bad but the emotional ones were hard to deal with. I don't know if I'm becoming unstable or not.

Friday, March 27 - Today didn't start out very well but I forced myself out of the house this afternoon and my mood improved. The evening wasn't too bad.

Saturday, March 28 - Today wasn't too bad. I took myself for a drive earlier in the day and went out to a show later in the evening. I'm trying to maintain a positive outlook.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night.

Week 11:
Sunday, March 29 - Had a so-so day. I was feeling slightly depressed today but I was called into work so it helped it from getting any worse. I've been bothered by a headache all day and I've felt pretty foggy at times.

Monday, March 30 - Today wasn't too bad. The depression was there slightly but it wasn't earth shattering. My head felt kind of queer though ... hard to explain, I just didn't feel like myself. I had a headache today as well.

Tuesday, March 31 - Had another pretty good day. Depression is still hanging around but I didn't feel acutely ill. I feel that somehow my thoughts are changing. I feel less confident about facing the world and re-engaging in life. I'm still pushing forward but I think the depression that's hanging around is making things difficult for me.

Wednesday, April 1st - Today the depression was pretty bad. When I went to work this afternoon I felt dizzy and out of it. Tonight I'm feeling much better.

Thursday, April 2 - Once again the depression was bad throughout the day but eased up once I went into work and then eased up some more once evening came.

Friday, April 3 - Today wasn't as bad as yesterday. The depression was there but not as severe.

Saturday, April 4 - Had a fairly good day today. The depression was mild and I was able to make it through my work shift without any problems



I'm staying at .5mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 12:
Sunday, April 5 - Had a fairly good day today. No deep depression and my head felt ok. I'm doing alright despite chronic tooth pain and another tooth that doesn't pain but is broken to the gumline nonetheless.

Monday, April 6 - Had a good day today. My mood was a little funny at CBT this morning but that was due more to insecurities than anything else. The depression wasn't strangling me and my head felt clear for the most part.

Tuesday, April 7 - Today was a pretty good day. No deep depression and I was able to get through the stressful events of the day.

Wednesday, April 8 - Had a good day today. No depression.

Thursday, April 9 - Another good day.

Friday, April 10 - Was feeling depressed today and disconnected from people. I was in the house all day so I'm wondering if this has something to do with it. It's easier keeping a cap on my depression when I'm out and doing things.

Saturday, April 11 - I felt a lot of anxiety today but this had to do with life circumstances. I don't think it had anything to do with withdrawal.



I'm staying at .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 in the evening

Week 13:
Sunday, April 12 - My mood was up and down today. I was feeling very anxious about my upcoming surgery and also my plans for the future.

Monday, April 13 - I was quite anxious today, worrying about my surgery. I had a weird dizzy and nauseous spell around supper time but I don't know what this can be attributed to. I'm feeling much better this evening.

Tuesday, April 14 - Today wasn't too bad. My anxiety is increasing concerning my upcoming surgery.



Still taking .50 mg in the am, .50 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 14:
Monday, April 20 - I'm back home now after having my hysterectomy and haven't noticed any signs of depression. The physical symptoms I'm experiencing, dizziness, nausea, pain, are all surgery related as well as an interaction between Risperdal and the meds I had to take ... well, except for the pain. I don't know when I'm going to do my next decrease, I'll have to let my body adjust to the major surgery.

Tuesday, April 21 - Had a fairly good day today. I only had one mood shift ... I felt fine in the morning but felt depressed and out of sorts in the late afternoon. I think this stemmed from taking a Tylenol 1 for abdominal pain.

Wednesday, April 22 - This was a bad today today. I had a multitude of symptoms ... dizziness, feeling cold all day, scrambled thoughts, depression, lethargy, and brain fog. I pray that I feel better tomorrow.

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I think it's probably a good idea to keep a record of my lowering of Risperdal, that way I'll be aware of any subtle changes in my mood and way of thinking.

I was taking .75 mg three times a day. Beginning today I've lowered to .625 in the morning and kept the noon and night dose the same

Week 1:
Sunday, January 18 - feeling depressed this evening but this has to be way too early to have any withdrawal symptoms, depression associated with phone call to a friend

Monday, January 19 - feeling very depressed today and flu-like symptoms

Tuesday, January 20 - felt pretty good today, not sick and not feeling profound depression

Wednesday, January 21 - Head felt kind of queer today ... sort of spacey. Wasn't feeling the best this morning but this eased off as the day went on.

Thursday, January 22 - head felt strange, especially in the morning and I felt panicky (had the symptoms of strong anxiety - heart felt fluttery, tense muscles, sort of an internal shaking) ... these symptoms dissipated after I went to work and I felt ok in the evening.

Friday, January 23 - I had increased anxiety earlier today but it dissipated by late afternoon. Physically I felt pretty good and my head didn't feel queer. All-in-all I would have to say it was a pretty good day.

Saturday, January 24 - Well, a week has passed since I started my reduction. Today wasn't as good as yesterday but wasn't as bad as the first of the week. I had periods where I felt depressed and my head felt queer throughout the day. I begin my second week of reduction tomorrow and I'll be staying on the same dose as I'm on now. Hopefully I'll be feeling much better during this second week.


.625 in the morning and my regular dose at noon and evening

Week 2:
Sunday, January 25 - Didn't feel too bad today

Monday, January 26 - Feeling a bit wonky today ... tired and head feels a little queer. My sugars aren't in line yet so that could be part of it. I'm pushing through it though. Went to CBT this morning and will be going to work this afternoon. (am back home from work now ... felt good at work even though my sugars are badddd)

Tuesday, January 27 - Had a good day today. I had no weird physical symptoms and my mood stayed stable.

Wednesday, January 28 - Had a pretty good day today. The only symptom I had was anxiety after I came home from my surgeon's appointment. My head didn't feel queer today, thank God.

Thursday, January 29 - Another pretty good day

Friday, January 30 - Not having a good day today. I was really tired earlier and fell asleep. I woke up irritated and cranky which isn't like me. My head feels queer tonight and my mood is not stable.

Saturday, January 31 - This morning was hellish. My head felt all messed up and I physically felt like crap. This went on until afternoon. I felt fine after I got to work. Feeling pretty good
tonight.



I'm going down from .625 to .5 mg in the morning and keeping my regular dose of .75 mg at noon and in the evening.

Week 3:
Sunday, February 1 - I felt fine today until this afternoon when I became really tired. I don't know what's causing this but it's very annoying. I made sure to check my sugars ... they weren't elevated so I can't blame it on that. It was hard to get the energy to do much when I was feeling so exhausted so I just did the necessities.

Monday, February 2 - Felt pretty good today, not tired and my head didn't feel queer.

Tuesday, February 3 - Another pretty good day, no complaints

Wednesday, February 4 - Had a shitty day (literally), this wasn't related to the Risperdal however. I had to take a purgative for the colonoscopy I'm having tomorrow. Otherwise I did fine with the withdrawal.

Thursday, February 5 - I had my colonoscopy done today so it's hard to judge just what the withdrawal was like. I felt reasonably ok but anxious this morning. My head seemed clear though. After the procedure my head felt very queer but I think it was due to whatever they gave me as a sedative interacting with my other medications. When I got home I was feeling very nauseated and dizzy. This has never happened to me before in regards to medication used during procedures or surgery. Tonight I feel shakey and anxious. The nausea has settled down.

Friday, February 6 - I had a pretty good day today and was positive for a good portion of the time. My head didn't feel queer and I wasn't tired.

Saturday, February 7 - I experienced anxiety throughout the day and a feeling of restlessness.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning and .75 mg at noon and then once again in the evening

Week 4:
Sunday, February 8 - My anxiety was ebbing and flowing all day. Tonight I'm not feeling so well. My sugars are elevated so maybe that's why my mood has been off too.

Monday, February 9 - Felt anxiety all day and had a couple mini panic attacks. Having a slight headache tonight.

Tuesday, February 10 - Up and down day - anxiety was bad at times and mood went from very down to positive to down again.

Wednesday, February 11 - Earlier part of the day was bad, felt better in the evening

Thursday, February 12 - I felt very tired all day. My mood was very low, even when I was at work. I'm feeling a little better tonight, not feeling as depressed.

Friday, February 13 - I didn't feel well today. I wasn't as tired as yesterday but I felt hellish depressed for most of the morning. I did a little better this afternoon but now I'm back to feeling like crap. My sugars are also elevated this evening so that wouldn't help.

Saturday, February 14 - I felt a little better today. Depression didn't have its ugly claws dug into me like it did yesterday. I was able to work at my usual speed. Tonight I'm not feeling too bad either. I hope tomorrow shows continued improvement.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning and .75 mg at noon and then once again in the evening

Week 5:
Sunday, February 15 - I felt tired today. At work I felt a little draggy and now that I'm home I feel really tired. My brain is sludge. The depression isn't as bad as 2 days ago but is worse than yesterday. It's hard being on this roller coaster.

Monday, February 16 - so-so day

Tuesday, February 17 - I felt horribly depressed this morning but my mood improved this afternoon (after I took my noon meds)

Wednesday, February 18 - Another lovely day of withdrawals. My mood seemed to be all over the place and I had funky sensations on and off. When I got up this morning I had a funny feeling in my chest, sort of a cross between not being able to breathe right and the feeling of an impending heart attack. It was like a mini panic attack that just wasn't ending. I knew this would continue until I took my noon meds so I just waited out the storm. Sure enough, after I took my meds the feelings dissipated. I felt reasonably ok until later in the afternoon when I started feeling strange again. It's kind of hard to explain. It's like I was in a fog with a case of dizziness on top of it. What bothers me the most is the fact that I'm barely into the weaning off process. How long is my life going to be affected by this???

Thursday, February 19 - I had a better day today than yesterday. There were no physical or mental symptoms. Around 5 I felt depressed for awhile but it eventually went away. I hope tomorrow I do as well.

Friday, February 20 - Had a pretty good day today. This morning I felt a little depressed but it passed and this evening I had a short spell of dizziness that also passed. I was out of the house quite awhile today which made a big difference I think.

Saturday, February 21 - This was another good day. I was feeling a little depressed earlier this morning but I was called out to work and felt better for the rest of the day.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning and .75 mg at noon and then once again in the evening

Week 6:
Sunday, February 22 - Had a so-so day today. I was listening to too much music and this put me in a funk. I need to give up music for awhile. Otherwise I felt physically ok, no dizziness or queer feelings in the head. I notice that my thinking is a bit skewed in the morning until about an hour after I take my meds. It makes me wonder how bad things will be when I don't have the Risperdal to take in the morning.

Monday, February 23 - I had a fairly good day today. For most of the day my mood was good. I did have a dizzy spell in the early afternoon though and a few brief spells of lowered mood. I haven't noticed much in the line of changed thinking so far ... perhaps a bit of my OCD breaking through. I'm starting to obsess upon some things that previously didn't bother me. I'll be keeping an eye on this.

Tuesday, February 24 - I felt depressed for the majority of the day. I also had a period of dizziness in the late morning.

Wednesday, February 25 - Had a horrible morning and early afternoon, the depression was really bad. I also had episodes of trembling with anxiety. I went to work this afternoon and felt 100% better. Having a good evening.

Thursday, February 26 - Today was a pretty good day. I went into work early so I felt better ... it kept my mind occupied. My mood shifted downward when I arrived home but it didn't slip too low. Looking back over this journal it seems that my biggest problem with this reduction is depression. I remember a little over a year ago I tried to reduce my medication but the depression set in and I had to increase it again. Months before that I tried to reduce and I found myself getting very angry so up went the dosage. I sincerely hope that I'm able to wean myself off Risperdal or at least get it down to a smaller dose.

Friday, February 27 - I had a good day today. I had to fill my pill holder for the week so I decided to start my next reduction early. Today I broke one of my noon Risperdals in half. I'm really hoping this drop in dose won't make the depression any worse. I suppose I won't find out until roughly a week. I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Saturday, February 28 - Not a bad day. It's evening and I'm having anxiety but I'm wondering if it's because my noon dose is lower now. The depression wasn't really there today which is a blessing. I just took my evening dose so hopefully the anxiety will ease off.



I'm taking .5 mg in the morning, .625 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 7:
Sunday, March 1st - Didn't experience the depression but the anxiety was there at times. I felt extremely tired and eventually had to lie down and have a nap this afternoon. Have a slight headache that comes and goes.

Monday, March 2 - Other than a few periods of anxiety and a feeling of slight tiredness I had a pretty good day today. No depression and no weird head feelings.

Tuesday, March 3 - A bad day for anxiety and tiredness. Low grade headache for most of the day.

Wednesday, March 4 - Woke up at 3:30 this morning and was unable to get back to sleep. I finally went back to bed a couple of hours later and slept until noon. I woke up with a slight headache, feeling depressed, and experiencing anxiety. Felt that way most of the day until I went out for a drive. Had my hair cut and talked to a friend, these things helped too. Tonight I still have the headache.

Thursday, March 5 - This has been my worst day yet. I can barely explain what I've been going through. I'm experiencing depression, anxiety, jumbled thoughts, agitation, and nausea. My hands are shaky as well. I truly feel sick today.

Friday, March 6 - This was a much better day than yesterday. I didn't experience any of the symptoms I had just 24 hours ago. Very weird. I'm praying that tomorrow will be a good day as well.

Saturday, March 7 - Had a good day today



Taking .5 mg in the morning, .625 mg at noon, .75 mg at night

Week 8:
Sunday, March 8 - Had a good day today

Monday, March 9 - Another good day. Went to CBT and then to work. Being out of the house helped me to feel better.

Tuesday, March 10 - Another good day.

Wednesday, March 11 - Good day, yay!

Thursday, March 12 - Good day

Friday, March 13 - Good day

Saturday, March 14 - Good day



I'm dropping the dosage again. I'll be taking .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night.

Week 9:
Sunday, March 15 - Good day

Monday, March 16 - Good day but a slight undercurrent of depression

Tuesday, March 17 - I had a fairly good day. I felt slightly depressed but nothing serious. I believe the depression is more situational. I'm finding life difficult at the moment and it gets me down sometimes.

Wednesday, March 18 - The withdrawals are beginning. I'm not feeling so well today.

Thursday, March 19 - This was a very bad day. I've been experiencing tiredness, a non-stop headache, anxiety and depression, jumbled thinking, and flu-like symptoms

Friday, March 20 - Had a really bad morning. I woke up with extreme anxiety and felt like I was on the verge of losing my mind. I think it's a combination of having too many worries on my mind and going 12 hours without medication. I felt rotten up until I went to work. I felt better when I was there. I wasn't so focused on my symptoms and I was kept busy. Being home bothers me a lot.

Saturday, March 21 - Had another really bad morning. I went to work this afternoon but wasn't feeling too good. Depression was pretty strong. I'm feeling better this evening.



Am still at .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 10:
Sunday, March 22 - Was a very bad day today. Last night I hardly slept a wink so I've been physically and mentally exhausted all day. The feelings of depression have been bad too. Tonight I feel spacey and sort of out of it. I called in to work today because I felt too rotten to go in.

Monday, March 23 - Another crappy day. I felt very sick today but managed to get in to work. I did better there although I had a spell of sickness that lasted briefly. It affects my whole being. Mentally as well as physically. I had a better evening.

Tuesday, March 24 - I had a pretty good day today. No strange symptoms or sensations. I needed this good day!

Wednesday, March 25 - Today was a fairly good day. Not as good as yesterday but not as bad as the day before. I had quite a bit of anxiety during the earlier part of the day and depression was trying to cling onto me. I also had a profound sense of loneliness coursing through me. I'm hoping tomorrow will be better.

Thursday, March 26 - This wasn't a very good day, I felt depressed more so than usual. The physical symptoms weren't too bad but the emotional ones were hard to deal with. I don't know if I'm becoming unstable or not.

Friday, March 27 - Today didn't start out very well but I forced myself out of the house this afternoon and my mood improved. The evening wasn't too bad.

Saturday, March 28 - Today wasn't too bad. I took myself for a drive earlier in the day and went out to a show later in the evening. I'm trying to maintain a positive outlook.



I'm remaining at .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night.

Week 11:
Sunday, March 29 - Had a so-so day. I was feeling slightly depressed today but I was called into work so it helped it from getting any worse. I've been bothered by a headache all day and I've felt pretty foggy at times.

Monday, March 30 - Today wasn't too bad. The depression was there slightly but it wasn't earth shattering. My head felt kind of queer though ... hard to explain, I just didn't feel like myself. I had a headache today as well.

Tuesday, March 31 - Had another pretty good day. Depression is still hanging around but I didn't feel acutely ill. I feel that somehow my thoughts are changing. I feel less confident about facing the world and re-engaging in life. I'm still pushing forward but I think the depression that's hanging around is making things difficult for me.

Wednesday, April 1st - Today the depression was pretty bad. When I went to work this afternoon I felt dizzy and out of it. Tonight I'm feeling much better.

Thursday, April 2 - Once again the depression was bad throughout the day but eased up once I went into work and then eased up some more once evening came.

Friday, April 3 - Today wasn't as bad as yesterday. The depression was there but not as severe.

Saturday, April 4 - Had a fairly good day today. The depression was mild and I was able to make it through my work shift without any problems



I'm staying at .5mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 12:
Sunday, April 5 - Had a fairly good day today. No deep depression and my head felt ok. I'm doing alright despite chronic tooth pain and another tooth that doesn't pain but is broken to the gumline nonetheless.

Monday, April 6 - Had a good day today. My mood was a little funny at CBT this morning but that was due more to insecurities than anything else. The depression wasn't strangling me and my head felt clear for the most part.

Tuesday, April 7 - Today was a pretty good day. No deep depression and I was able to get through the stressful events of the day.

Wednesday, April 8 - Had a good day today. No depression.

Thursday, April 9 - Another good day.

Friday, April 10 - Was feeling depressed today and disconnected from people. I was in the house all day so I'm wondering if this has something to do with it. It's easier keeping a cap on my depression when I'm out and doing things.

Saturday, April 11 - I felt a lot of anxiety today but this had to do with life circumstances. I don't think it had anything to do with withdrawal.



I'm staying at .5 mg in the morning, .5 mg at noon, and .75 in the evening

Week 13:
Sunday, April 12 - My mood was up and down today. I was feeling very anxious about my upcoming surgery and also my plans for the future.

Monday, April 13 - I was quite anxious today, worrying about my surgery. I had a weird dizzy and nauseous spell around supper time but I don't know what this can be attributed to. I'm feeling much better this evening.

Tuesday, April 14 - Today wasn't too bad. My anxiety is increasing concerning my upcoming surgery.



Still taking .50 mg in the am, .50 mg at noon, and .75 mg at night

Week 14:
Monday, April 20 - I'm back home now after having my hysterectomy and haven't noticed any signs of depression. The physical symptoms I'm experiencing, dizziness, nausea, pain, are all surgery related as well as an interaction between Risperdal and the meds I had to take ... well, except for the pain. I don't know when I'm going to do my next decrease, I'll have to let my body adjust to the major surgery.

Tuesday, April 21 - Had a fairly good day today. I only had one mood shift ... I felt fine in the morning but felt depressed and out of sorts in the late afternoon. I think this stemmed from taking a Tylenol 1 for abdominal pain.

Wednesday, April 22 - This was a bad today today. I had a multitude of symptoms ... dizziness, feeling cold all day, scrambled thoughts, depression, lethargy, and brain fog. I pray that I feel better tomorrow.

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* I made it through my first shift out of 4. Actually I felt better once I got there than I did at home. I still wasn't feeling 100% but I was markedly better than I was before going. I noticed an interesting thing when I was at work ... my husband's best friend there doesn't speak to me. He's the only one. I don't really know this guy, only to see him but I find it odd that he doesn't even say hello. Although I shouldn't let it, when things like that happen it bothers me. I tracked down my supervisor while I was there and let her know that I'd be having surgery on the 16th of April and expected to be off work for at least 8 weeks. She said she'd leave a note for her boss and they'd probably want to speak to me. I'm not sure if they're going to keep my job for me or not. It wouldn't be a huge loss if they didn't but I'd still like to have the job to return to until I figure out what I'm going to do as far as looking for full-time employment.

* My youngest son is staying over at a friend's house tonight. I'm glad that he was invited. He finds it hard making friends so I'm happy that he's there tonight. My middle son has a friend here for awhile this evening. He's a social butterfly and finds it very easy to make friends. It's funny how 2 children can be so completely different. I was speaking to my oldest son tonight and he's 100% certain that he's going to major in anthropology next year. I told him to make sure he knows what his career plans were going to be. I worry that he's spending thousands of dollars and will end up with a degree that won't take him anywhere. He said he's going to be speaking with his advisor this week coming up so that helps set my mind at ease.

* I wish I could sleep through the night without waking up every couple of hours and looking at the clock. Then I have to wait a bit before falling asleep again. I know that anxiety does this but I haven't found a solution to it. I used to be able to sleep like a rock but it's been a few years since I've been able to do that. I've been feeling the pressure of not being financially secure and I've been worrying constantly about my future. My husband told me that if I had a full-time job he wouldn't be able to get a drive to and from work so I'd have to have a car of my own (if that's even possible). That leaves transportation as a huge hurdle. I don't know what will happen when the lease it up on our car. We've gone bankrupt so I'm not sure if we could lease another one ... and this would just be for him to get back and forth to work. I'd have to figure out a way for me to be able to get back and forth to a job aside from this.

* My pet peeve ... snobby people. My oldest brother is one of the biggest snobs I know. His daughter, who's a pharmacist, married a man who doesn't have a degree. I don't think my brother even speaks to him. Mind you, my niece and her husband live thousands of miles away but when she had a baby my brother didn't even fly out to visit with his first grandchild. My sister-in-law made the trip and my brother stayed home. He looks down upon people who aren't highly educated. I'm surprised he even speaks to me. People who base their associations upon educational level or material wealth piss me off to no end.

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Q: Weren’t you fired?
A: No.
Q: So had you to resign, AstraZeneca would have kept you on?…Didn’t AstraZeneca tell you either you resign or you’re going to be fired?
A: No … I was given the opportunity to resign….There was a meeting about a month or so prior to my accepting the offer to resign in which I was confronted with personal email correspondences.
…
Q: Do you believe, in your roles as the senior director of clinical research, you acted with honor, integrity and ethics?
A: In my professional responsibilities, yes.
Q: Why are you qualifying that answer, sir?
A: There are things in my personal life that I have regrets about.
…
Q: Sir, the truth of the matter is, you were having an illicit sexual affair with REDACTED weren’t you?
A: I was having a personal affair with REDACTED yes.
Q: You were having an intimate affair with REDACTED and you were doing it on company time, and you were doing it when you were a researcher for AstraZeneca, correct?
Q: I would see REDACTED Usually, to the best of my recollection, it was off hours, but I can’t state for sure if that’s all true.
Q: It wasn’t all true was it? Y’all arranged to meet at conferences on the company dollar, right?
A: We would meet occasionally at conferences, yes.
Q: And in hotel rooms that the company paid for, AstraZeneca paying for both hotel rooms, right?
A: My travel was generally reimbursed by AstraZeneca, yes.
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[Lawyer reads from an email]Q: Let’s read it. Hey, “Babe, just as a friendly reminder, as requested, to obtain info from BMS re bipolar depression, specifically, when they plan to complete their trials when they plan to file in the U.S….”… That’s insider competitive information from Bristol-Myers Squibb on the product Abilify’s filing for bipolar depression, correct?
A: To the best of my knowledge I never received information from REDACTED or anyone else about this.
…
Q: Sir, you’re using sex to try to get trade secrets out of Bristol-Myers Squibb to benefit AstraZeneca. That’s not only unethical, that’s illegal, isn’t it?
A: I don’t know that.
Q: You were pumping her for information, correct? I withdraw that question. You were trying to get information out of her?
A: It appears that I asked her for information.
Q: And you promised her something if she succeeded, right?
A: In a joking fashion, it apparently –
Q: “If you succeed … there’ll be a surprise in store for you” … did I read that correctly?
A: Yes.
…
Q: By the way, you were having an illicit sexual affair with REDACTED too, weren’t you?
A: Yes.
Q: She’s another person who was involved in studies, this time at Parexel, right?
A: She was an employee at Parexel, which is a company was involved with the publication process, yes.
Q:… because of the relationship that you had with this researcher REDACTED the excutive over at Parexel, that’s what got you in the position where you were given an opportunity to resign, right?
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I thought that I would give you a little history of autism, and I would like to thank Patricia Lemer for her book,"Envisioning A Bright Future" Copyright 2008 by OEP Foundation, Inc. The information that I have given you has come from this book.

History of Autism
Autism comes from two Greek roots: auto (self), and ismos (condition). The word was first used by psychiatrist Eugene Bleuler in 1913. A few years earlier Theodore Hellar, a special educator in Vinenna, Austria wrote about some seemingly normal children whose behavior and learning deteriorated or was arrested in the second year of life. Heller proposed the term " dementia infantilis.

The discovery of autism is traditionally given to Leo Kanner who in the 1940's considered it to be a psychiatric disorder. In the 1960's and 1970's, Bruno Bettelheim called it childhood schizophrenia and as a result of being a "refrigerator mother". Until near the end of the 20th century Kanner's "classic" autism was the only type that was described in literature. Then, autism was rare, only one in 500,000. Patients that were diagnosed were considered unfortunate and untreatable, therefore, causing the medical establishments to ignore them and their families.

Then in the early 1990's physicians and nurses began to see more and more of these type of patients. This sparked a regression followed by a series of immunizations containing thimersol. Edward Yazbak and Congressman Dan Bruton (R-IN) have become outspoken advocates for changes in medical practice and policy because of their personal stories. Burton has held numerous Congressional hearings with government agencies, physicians, and scientists to get to the bottom of why mercury is added knowingly to vaccinations. Families began to share stories anyway they could to learn more about this epidemic.

In 1994, a meeting with one family sparked the generation of starting a registry. This meeting was the catalyst for the formation of the non-profit organization Developmental Delay Registry (DDR), which was later renamed Developmental Delay Resources. The DDR ran a statistical analysis of the responses that were completed by parents. A total of 449 children with autism spectrum diagnosis and 247 normally developing children. the results were that: 1.) children with developmental delays were 27% more likely than the unaffected kids to have had more than three ear infections. 2.) Four times as likely to have had a negative reaction to an immunization. 3.) Children who took 20 or more rounds of antibiotics were 50% more likely to be developmentally delayed than those who had not. DDR founders compiled this survey and Kelly Dorfman and Patricia Lemer saw that there were many commonalities in their early health histories: reflux, eczema, frequent ear infections, allergies, many rounds of antibiotics, yeast infections, thrush, diarrhea, constipation, immunization reactions, among others.

In the 1950's Dr. Bernard Rimland founded the Autism Research Institute. He was a psychologist and a father of an autistic son. He held "Defeat Autism Now" in January 1995. The categories included psychology, neurology, immunology, allergy, biochemistry, genetics, and gastroenterology. In February 1996, Defeat Autism Now published its first protocol co-authored by Dr. Sidney Baker, a Yale physician and former director of the Gesell Institiute and Dr. Jon Pangborn parent of autistic and chemist, as well as the President of Doctor's Date, a major medical laboratory. It has been updated five times and has grown from 40 to over 300 pages.

As early as 1867, Heinrich Stotzner, a German teacher of deaf, recognized children who did not have mental retardation, but had memories too weak to retain letters and fingers too poorly coordinated to write. James Hinshelwood who was a Scottish eye surgeon was one of the first to suggest that there was such a thing as dyslexia. In 1907, he diagnosed four brothers unlike their seven siblings with "congenital word blindness." The boys had normal intelligence, lacked visual problems, and had good visual memory except for letters and numbers, it was "evident that their defect was cerebral, probably hereditary, and caused by a defective language -related area of the brain. During the first have of the 20th century, psychiatrists, and psychologists perpetuated Hinselwoods's concept of "word blindness." Most educators attribute the term "learning difficulties" to Samuel Kirk. In the early 1960's he described children with "disorders in development of language, speech, reading, and associated communication skills" as "learning disabilities." The role of optometrist in a multi-disciplinary to learning disabilities is attributed to G.N. Getman.

In 1944, Viennese physician, Hans Asperger published a paper describing a pattern of behaviors in several young boys who had normal intelligence and language development, but who also exhibited autistic like behaviors with marked deficiencies in social and communication skills. It was not until 1994 that Asperger's Syndrome was added to the DSM-IV.

Rett's syndrome was first recognized by Andreas Rett in 1966 and affects only females. girls with Rett' s syndrome tend to have repetitive behaviors such as hand movements, prolong toe walking, body rocking, and sleep problems. In addition, Rett's syndrome demonstrates shakiness of the torso (limbs), unsteady, stiff-legged gait, breathing difficulties ( including hyperventilation, apnea, and air swallowing). Seizures, teeth grinding and difficulty chewing, retarded growth, hypo-activity, and a cognitive functioning level in the severely to profoundly mentally retarded range.

By the 1960's more and more children were entering schools as being "learning disabled." In 1969, with the passage of The Children with Specified Learning Disabilities Act, federal law finally mandated support services for students with learning disabilities. In 1975, Congress passed Public Law 94-142 or the Education for All Handicapped Children Act (EHA). It was re-enacted in 1990 as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which assures children free and adequate education to school-aged children with a dozen handicapping conditions. Another law was made in 1990 called the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that extended services beyond school and into the college setting and the workplace.

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