Violent Behavior is a Side Effect of SSRI Drugs — What Brooke Shields Didn't Know
July 1, 2005
In a recent article, Brooke Shields stated that when she stopped taking
antidepressants, she almost drove her car into a wall, with her baby in it.
What she doesn't understand is that this exact phenomenon
(the desire to drive a car into a wall — yes, that specific) is a
well-documented side effect of antidepressant SSRI drugs! Because they
are still in the body while withdrawing, this can be a
withdrawal symptom as well.
For more information on this, and for many examples of other people
who have had this same experience on SSRIs, see
drugawareness.org.
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