Re: Lawall's parents, siblings seek meaning in his suicide

[Guest guest]

So sad... and so utterly unnecessary....

I had to steel myself not to cry while reading through this. I could not help

but be taken back to the feelings of shock, disbelief and despair that I

experienced when my own son died.

If anyone within this group has made contact with this family, please let me

know. Otherwise, I'll find them myself.

For those who may not know - this group was formed in honor of my own son, who

was also named . My also has a sister named ...

Though I have not posted here much in the last few years - I am keenly aware

that there is yet so much more to do before we can ever claim the victory in

this war against drugs.

I remember the feeling of triumph we had gained when the FDA finally stamped the

black box warnings on antidepressants - certain that this measure would lead to

far fewer prescriptions. It seems like such a small victory now...

I continue in my efforts to warn everyone within my reach about these toxic

poisons and invite them to learn about the many proven, effective and safe

alternatives available.

In the not to distant future, I hope to announce yet another initiative that

hopefully will work in our favor.

I will be inviting your participation if all goes as planned

Best to all,

Cassandra Dawn Casey - I am Israels Warrior

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> Forever in their minds: Lawall's parents, siblings seek meaning

> in his suicide

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> April 28, 2011 | by Lindsey Brookbank, features editor

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> It doesn't make sense.