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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC

Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC

@angpeacock1111

Psych Drug Withdrawal Consultant, Patient Advocate, Coach, Combat Veteran, Vanlifer, in the movie @medicatingnorm1

#vanlife Katılım Mayıs 2009
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC
Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
@washingtonpost I reported this to the state of Missouri in 2014 when they had my grandfather on a cocktail of 12 drugs for dementia that I believed is what actually was making him worse. How can a brain function at all on 12 drugs when the person has dementia. The state ruled “standard of care”
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The Washington Post
The Washington Post@washingtonpost·
U.S. nursing homes are fabricating schizophrenia diagnoses to hide their use of dangerous antipsychotic drugs to subdue dementia patients, a government watchdog report found. The drugs increase risk of falls, strokes and death. wapo.st/4tfSUsr
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
@SeligChr @PGtzsche1 One thing you should look into is the science showing 30-40% increase in post partum due to the induction drugs they give women - IATROGENIC cause of PPD & anxiety!
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Christian Selig, MD@SeligChr·
@PGtzsche1 The biology of peripartal depression is relatively boring and the correct curative treatment follows directly from biochemistry.
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Prof. Peter C Gøtzsche
There is no serious danger of leaving depression in pregnant women untreated with antidepressants. Absolutely none. The clinical effect is far below what is clinically relevant and the drugs double suicides and have many other serious harms. It is naive to think that clinicians can weigh benefits and harms. If they did, no one would use antidepressants.
Clinical Reality@ClinicalReality

@PGtzsche1 Medication decisions in pregnancy are rarely simple—untreated severe depression or suicidality in a mother carries real risks too, which is why clinicians usually weigh the potential medication risks against the dangers of leaving serious illness untreated.

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Jimmy Iakovos
Jimmy Iakovos@IakovosJimmy·
@Filtermag_org @angpeacock1111 Guardianship includes governing how the Veterans spend their benefit checks I presume. A significant step in control via digital money. I can't help but dread what the Think Tanks have in mind for all the detention centers being erected under the excuse of illegal immigrants.
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
Grief is not a disease. Feelings are not disorder. We have a lot wrong about being human.
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
Very disturbed by this move by VA/DOJ happy to provide comment for this. Our generation needs to care about what this means for us!
Filter | harm reduction journalism@Filtermag_org

“I am possibly headed to be one of these veterans at risk, and my ex-husband is already there,” Army veteran and trauma coach @angpeacock1111 told Filter. “Many in my generation could easily land ourselves in a position like this.” By Leah Harris: filtermag.org/veterans-doj-v…

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Mad In America
Mad In America@Mad_In_America·
Undisclosed Industry Payments Found in Top Psychiatry Journals By Richard Sears Undisclosed payments to psychiatry journal authors raise concerns about bias in clinical trials and gaps in conflict of interest transparency. madinamerica.com/2026/03/undisc…
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ProudBoomer2
ProudBoomer2@Proud_Boomer2·
How the VA says it will review claims for ‘telltale signs’ of fraud VERY FEW VETS ARE UNAWARE OF THE MASSIVE PTSD FRAUD Over half the Iraq.Afghan Vets have claimed to be disabled from PTSD Iraq/Afghan Wars don’t come near supporting their claims taskandpurpose.com/military-life/…
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
@Proud_Boomer2 I’m not going to argue with you because it’s really clear you don’t understand trauma at all. Nor war because you can’t possibly understand it sitting on a couch in the US. So you’re welcome to your thoughts about this but you don’t get it and never will and are only spreading BS
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ProudBoomer2@Proud_Boomer2·
A spouse that’s served 40yrs as wife/caregiver of 100%physically wounded VN Veteran so I come with far more experience than you Your Post 9/11 veterans had LOWEST wounded killed, combat, no POW etc., since the 3month Spanish American War, yet OVER 1/2 claim to be “severely”disabled by #PTSD Today? Post9/11 have filed more claims than WWII, Korean and Vietnam COMBINED Abuse of the VA hurst ALL ERAS of honestly wounded vets and their family Fraud is through the roof You even lie about Veterans suicides!
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
@connection6556 Central sensitization is closer (medically) to what people are experiencing, not “withdrawal.” It’s a god damn drug injury for god’s sake. And it’s the whole body and coming through the central nervous system somehow, in the way it expresses itself.
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Not Shocked No More
Not Shocked No More@connection6556·
The latest DX“central sensitization” isnt necessarily wrong for iatrogenic psychmed injury but also the latest way for med pros to get paid for treating pts for iatrogenic psychmed injuries—pts’ Insurance never pays for injuries DRs r Liable for—Drs insurance does @angpeacock1111
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
@m_aadil No they weren’t. I went to WashU. Top program in the country for my field. But do you see how you have an answer for everything? Instead of believing the people writing here? That’s your own cognitive dissonance.
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Muhammad Aadil, MD
Muhammad Aadil, MD@m_aadil·
@angpeacock1111 That sounds really outdated books then, because the papers critical of chemical imbalance dates back to 90s.
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
I lost another friend to suicide due to the withdrawal effects of antidepressants. We’d been friends for over 7 years. She recently got worsening destabilization after drinking ONE BEER and then a few months later taking an antibiotic. She left behind 2 children, husband…
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Angie Peacock, MSW, CPC@angpeacock1111·
@Rana_Biotech No we need less medicalization and pathologization and more community and learning that emotion is information and nothing to be afraid of and we can talk about that without professionalizing it. We are a long way off course from that bc of psychology + psychiatry.
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Rana Said, B.Sc, MSc 🇪🇬🇺🇸👑☪️
@angpeacock1111 the core problem these people need a long sessions with talent therapists who help them understand the core psychological problem behind it all the hurt, neglect overwhelmed stress and stimulation that had made them do something really bad they they can’t forgive themselves
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@dyl_wood95 @Benn_Bullish @DogsontheRunDoc And usually that initial “depression” was situational and contextual and would have resolved on its own. But instead the meds can create its own kind of chemical depression just by way of fucking with a delicate system of neurons and neurotransmitters.
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Dyl-Wood
Dyl-Wood@dyl_wood95·
@Benn_Bullish @angpeacock1111 @DogsontheRunDoc Sometimes you try the meds for mild depression. Then you take them for a year and want to get off them. Then the original depression you were taking them for is now 3X worse trying to get off the meds. Plus new symptoms you didn’t have before. Like brain zaps, insomnia, panic ect
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The turning brain
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@angpeacock1111 @EthanLubell Sorry for the loss. Details matter. Was she prescribed multiple meds? Which Antibiotic & why? This info is very important if u want to help others Otherwise, it's just a rant discrediting psychopharmacology as a whole. It has faults, but can't be demonized universally.
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