Administrator Shep Posted June 5, 2019 Administrator Share Posted June 5, 2019 With the greatest sadness, we sometimes hear a member of our community has passed on. If you should hear of the death of a member, please contact a member of the staff via the PM system. While we understand the desire to post this information immediately, the staff requests that you not post this information in a topic. A staff member will make the appropriate announcement. As the site continues to grow, we want to balance our desire to be honest and transparent with our need to provide a safe, supportive community. Because we are sensitive to some of our members being in a vulnerable state, we wish to make a distressing disclosure when staff is available and online to provide extra support. We carefully consider how to convey the message to the membership in the hopes of minimizing the distress associated with such news. If possible, staff also needs to ascertain and respect the wishes of family members, who may be reading their loved ones' threads or posting on their behalf. We want to acknowledge the community's loss and grief in a way that allows Surviving Antidepressants to exist as a trauma-informed space, providing as much support as we can during especially troubling news. Thank you. 3 Drug free May 22, 2015 after 30 years of neuroleptics, benzos, z-drugs, so-called "anti"-depressants, and amphetamines My Success Story: Shep's Success: "Leaving Plato's Cave" And what is good, Phaedrus, and what is not good — need we ask anyone to tell us these things? ~ Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance I am not a medical professional and this is not medical advice, but simply information based on my own experience, as well as other members who have survived these drugs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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