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When It’s Personal: a Dad Speaks out on the Loss of his Son

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Our son, our gift, Jeff Klein. By Rich Klein We are the typical Westchester family who moved up from

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  1. Marie Hervey says

    The same thing happened to my son 1.5 years ago. He never had depression and never had psychiatric problems and yet they poisoned him till he set himself on fire.

    I’m in Armonk, NY and I think there is a concerted effort by psychiatric doctors and drug companies to take control of our children by using these drugs. There have been several suicides here in Armonk alone the last few years, all victims were on antidepressants or antipsychotics.
    There are many children in our school district and adults currently on them. Once your on them, you can not get off except by extreme danger of suicide even though suicidal thoughts are a side effect of the drugs. It get worse if you try to get off.

    I think they are pushing these drugs into the areas where they think people can pay.
    I am doing something about this. If you want to contact me, richmarint@aol.com

    Dr. Peter Breggin has written many books about this and has testified to congress, but the Congress endorses these drugs because it is a $400 billion industry. All the mass shootings are a result of people driven to violence by these drugs. You can get his books on Amazon.

  2. Grace Bennett says

    We really appreciate your letter, Marie. MY utmost condolence too on your loss and will indeed consider you as a resource when we revisit this topic.