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I have fun with, lead to I discovered exactly what I was having a look for. You've ended my 4 day long hunt! God Bless you man. Have a great day. ByeMon, 30 Oct 2017 14:38:24 +0000
you are correct, she never should have been released but you are the one who is a creep. Drugs and electroshock killed her. Those make psychotic episodes worse.Wed, 18 Oct 2017 17:10:28 +0000
Are you kidding me? Do you have any idea at all about mental illness? You are a creep! A woman with this level of post partum psychoses should not have been released from the Psych hospital for weeks until she was well. Psychoses is not something you treat like a mild stomach ache-be handed a med and leave. it is the worst of the worst. Her care was NEGLIGENT! I hope your child never gets it or you will be in for an eye opener!Tue, 29 Aug 2017 11:42:27 +0000
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You're so right! Once you depart from sick care, and focus on natural living, everything else is way easier.Tue, 18 Jul 2017 20:43:19 +0000
Desiree, I am so thankful for your daughter. Unfortunately not all babies are as lucky as she was. The help that the drug gave you made the withdrawal's awfulness worth it? And what does that have to do with Christian's daughter's death? Please clarify what it is you're claiming about the source (i.e. myself). Are you suggesting I'm somehow responsible for harming women with information? Please clarify, oh ye nonconflicted mother who took a psychiatric drug during pregnancy trying to assuage her own guilt.Tue, 18 Jul 2017 02:17:07 +0000
I took 300mg Effexor during pregnancy in 2004. I had a beautiful healthy daughter. I did not breastfeed. That just seemed obvious to me at the time. While it is true that withdrawal from antidepressant mess can be quite awful, the help it gave me is worth it. I'm very sorry for this family, but publishing such a overblown article is with no proof will do more harm than good. I guess that shouldn't be surprising considering the source.Sat, 08 Jul 2017 01:40:13 +0000
The whole economy largely divides between Big Pharma and the GOP and the Trial Attorneys and the Left. My message to parents is to walk or run away from that model to where things are green and whole. Give birth at home. Breastfeed. Don't Vaccinate or use Antibiotics. Feed your children whole organic foods. Exercise. Play! Dance! Make Music! Create a healthy legacy. Trust God to defend you from the vultures and understand that the best way to PROTECT yourself is by creating a HEALTHY CHILD. DON'T waste too much time on activism, the system is NOT reformable. Set a good example for your family and friends and let your healthy, whole, happy, gorgeous baby be your advertisement for this lifestyle rather than your words. I love you Amy! JennySat, 08 Jul 2017 01:34:09 +0000
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Excellent reporting Amy! I have written dozens of #Pedogate blog posts since Nov. 4th, 2016. https://jennyhatch.com/?s=+pedogate%2C+pizzagate Keep up the great work! We have to do this for the children... All my love. JennySat, 15 Apr 2017 21:02:44 +0000
Reblogged this on The Natural Family BLOG and commented: A most excellent analysis from Amy James...Sat, 04 Feb 2017 12:49:31 +0000
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I came across this post by accident and am glad I did.I realize it's an old post but it hit home.I would love to discuss this article with you sometime.Although I haven't been online for several weeks,my Twitter handle is @johnqpublican.Stop by and say hi.Tue, 04 Oct 2016 20:20:54 +0000
Danielle, I'm so sorry you went through that. As far as proof, the best proof I have for you are the excerpts in this article... that Effexor is highly concentrated in breastmilk and not recommended for breastfeeding. Feel free to call or text me at 817-793-8028 or send us a message on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UNITE-FOR-LIFE-44393634515Tue, 04 Oct 2016 03:45:04 +0000
OMG I'm so sorry for what happened to you, and what pains me is that this all sounds so familiar. I've been on venlafaxine for several years taking 37.5mg a day and when I became pregnant the doctors told me that I will benefit more staying on it during my pregnancy and after delivery. I didn't really have to many problems during the pregnancy, just severe morning sickness for the majority of it. When my son was in labor, it was three days before the doctors realized that I'm fully effaced but my cervix was fully closed, so they had to do a C-section. after he was born, he had jaundice and small. they said that most babies are jaundice at first and to not worry, just breastfeed and it'll go away. The following days proved very difficult. When it came time to feed him, he would only feed for a few minutes then fall asleep and it was impossible to wake him. He also was a very jittery baby for the first few days and did this thing we called "jazz hands" where he would have his hands raised and they would be shaking. It had me worried, but the doctors assured me that nothing is wrong that he's perfectly healthy. I had to stay a few days longer than the doctors wanted me to because he was still having trouble feeding. Most of the time, I would have to use a syringe to feed him because he couldn't latch on and he was always falling asleep. After I took him home, he did fine the first week, I believe it was because I was mostly syringe feeding. When I told the doctors this, they immediately told me, "No you should be breastfeeding him, its important for bonding." so I listened to the doctors, thinking and believing they knew best, and that's when he went down hill fast. He drastically lost weight to the point that he was a failure to thrive and we took him to the hospital. They said he could have died if I didn't come when I did. I felt so horrible that this happened and that I was caring for him. I spent the past 6 months trying to figure out what went wrong, what could have caused this. It never occurred to me that it might have been my antidepressant. When he fell asleep while breastfeeding ( and this happened every time I breastfed) it was almost like a drug induced sleep because I would try everything to wake him up and he just wouldn't. If you can give me any information that could aid me in proving this to be the cause, I'd greatly appreciate. This is a horrible experience for any parent to go through, and I hope that no one else has to experience it.Mon, 27 Jun 2016 06:32:45 +0000
I love the cave story. That's exactly how our family felt after my son, Corey's arrest. Once Ann Tracy educated us on the drugs adverse reactions and what really happened to Corey. We all of a sudden were out of the dark and into the light of what these drugs really do to people. My daughter, Cassie Lyn compared it to living in snow glode and then suddenly finding yourself outside the globe looking. It's all a new perspective. Again, thanks for all you do. I wish I'd found this side earlier. Sincerely, Jay Baadsgaard