Why I Launched an Antidepressant Injury Petition

Why I Launched an Antidepressant Injury Petition

Kim Witzak writes on Substack about her recently launched petition calling for better research, stronger warnings, and truly informed consent regarding antidepressants.

“After my husband Woody died by suicide five weeks after being prescribed Zoloft, we reported what happened directly to the top FDA officials. Like so many other families, I quickly learned how easily an individual experience can be dismissed because it isn’t considered proof. I was told Woody’s story was “just an anecdote.” That has stayed with me ever since.

The more experiences we bring together, the clearer the picture becomes—and the harder it becomes to ignore. Your voice matters.”

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