

I Was Put on Psychiatric Drugs at 7…I’m Still Paying the Price | Danielle Gansky
Millions of people take antidepressants every day. Far fewer are told what can happen when they try to stop. Danielle was first prescribed antidepressants at seven years old. Now, she's 30 and still on them. After what she describes as severe neurological injuries from decades of SSRI use, she's become one of the…
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