Category Archives: Uncategorized

The Real Benzo Hysteria       6   Nancy Rubenstein del Giudice July 7, 2013 On June 12th, Psychology Today published an article entitled, “Benzo Hysteria: the Chilling Effects of the ‘Addictive’ label,” by Ed Shorter, PhD.  Although there were numerous … Continue reading →

 Dear Sinead O’Connor, bravo for your courage in facing this abuse on behalf of both yourself and others. When I was coming off drugs (and the medical profession gives ignorant advice about it because no research has been done) I … Continue reading →

http://www.madinamerica.com/2013/08/allegory-for-a-movement/ Nancy Rubenstein del Giudice August 8, 2013 The story of “Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH” has a great deal of personal significance to me because it was the last book I can remember reading to my three … Continue reading →

How do we stop the growing infringement of Civil Rights and the political hand of oppression that Psychiatry represents? How do we challenge laws spreading around the country based on the myths of mental illness.? How do we convince our … Continue reading →

October 2013;What Times are The New York Times? They are TIMES when real science and actual data doesn’t matter or even interest the editors, who will print anything that drools out of the mouths of those who pay for the … Continue reading →

The Land of Oz by Nancy Rubenstein Del Giudice When Dr. Oz announced on his popular mainstream television show, “Depression is not a disease,” and that not only can SSRIs lead to disaster for many but that the Serotonin theory of … Continue reading →

Nancy Rubenstein June 25, 2012 The topic of this article is Seroquel withdrawal: the process of withdrawal and the consequences of having taken this particular chemical for over ten years. In my case, essentially since it came on the market … Continue reading →

Dropped by the druggers, in withdrawal in Asheville, for telling the TRUTH. Alone. Continue reading →

Dear Readers, I began blogging in 2010 while living in Asheville, North Carolina, still processing the shock of learning I had been a victim of medical fraud. The specific type? Psychiatry. Am I an evil Scientologist? No, I am not … Continue reading →