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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1956334/
The world medical literature contains 43 reports of deaths associated with amphetamines in a 35-year period. These included seven cerebrovascular accidents, six sudden cardiac deaths, three cases of hyperpyrexia, eight poisonings of uncertain mechanism and seven cases of medical complications of intravenous injection; the remainder were of uncertain cause.

In contrast, in Ontario alone, in 1972 and 1973 there were 26 deaths in amphetamine users, of which 16 were due to accident suicide or homicide. Of the remaining cases, two were cardiac, two hepatic and the rest were mixed drug overdose. Pulmonary granulomata, subacute hepatitis and other lesions resulting from intravenous drug use were common findings at autopsy. On the basis of the estimated number of regular users of intravenous amphetamine in Ontario, the mortality rate in such users is at least four times as high as in the general population of the same age, and is comparable to that in alcoholics and heroin addicts. However, the absolute number of alcohol-related deaths is far greater than the number of deaths in amphetamine or heroin users.

People seem not to be able to grasp the difference between illegal and prohibited and there was me thinking that Apsies didn't like authority.

Anyhow,
When I take SSRIs I'm a danger to myself and others, the last time I got stopped doing 90 in a 30, I could not only have killed myself I could have killed someone else. I've been stopped by the police whilst driving on SSRIs six times prior to that, the only times I've been stopped by the police whilst driving.

Other antidepressants are similar, for instance on one of them I almost fell asleep whilst crossing the road.

During the antipsychotic withdrawal I am almost certain I would have committed suicide if I hadn't have been picked up by the police.

I've been on various prescription medication over the past 10 years and until I was on SSRIs I'd been diagnosed with nothing more than depression. (I went to a child psychiatrist when I was about 7 but Asperger's and ADHD weren't recognised when I was a child)

The amount of amphetamines I take is around 100mg this falls more along the line of "The world medical literature contains 43 reports of deaths associated with amphetamines in a 35-year period."

besides that the nuremberg code says your allowed to kill yourself through self experimentation and I'd rather die of my own sins than of the sins of some Dr or Quack prescribing me dangerous medication. Seeing as I was suicidal before hand, if I die I think it's better that it's from me trying to fix my situation and put myself in a better place than from throwing myself in front of a train and traumatising the driver like I was going to.

Ketamine is used because it's very safe, you need 10x the anesthetic dose to kill someone or to put it another way I'd be out cold before I could stick enough up my nose to cause any damage.
There are reports of bladder problems in heavy chronic users, I'm neither a heavy or chronic user.

Dear Mr Stieber,

Dr John Pugh MP has asked me to respond to your recent email as I am his senior caseworker in Southport and specialise in NHS matters.

Dr Pugh has referred your enquiry to the Sefton Primary Care Trust for a response and will contact you again when he receives a reply.

Tony Dawson
Senior Caseworker
Office of John Pugh MP

I've written to my MP in the past to ask him to liaise with the local PCT to ask about the provision of services for people with Asperger's Syndrome. It took a reminder off my MP before he even sent a reply, apologising as he hadn't been able to get the information sooner due to trouble getting the information off the mental health services team.

So I'd prepare for a long wait!

Have you ever tried Efexor? I recommend it for heavy duty depression. It lifted me out of a suicidal depression and I now have a part time job so it's working well for me.