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The doctor sent him back to war armed with the antidepressant Zoloft and the antianxiety drug clonazepam. "It's not easy for soldiers to admit the problems that they're having over there for a variety of reasons," LeJeune says. "If they do admit it, then the only solution given is pills."
12% of combat troops in Iraq and 17% of those in Afghanistan are taking prescription antidepressants or sleeping pills to help them cope.[]about 20,000 troops in Afghanistan and Iraq were on such medications last fall. The Army estimates that authorized drug use splits roughly fifty-fifty between troops taking antidepressants — largely the class of drugs that includes Prozac and Zoloft — and those taking prescription sleeping pills like Ambien.
Originally posted by 12.21.12
Often times the headline goes something like this. "Man kills his wife and children then takes his own life."
I would guess that about 90% make up of Iraq Veterans.
Originally posted by 12.21.12
No thats not what I said. This happens quite often. When it does, it is usually a veteran who returns home from serving in Iraq. I am not saying that all vets do this. I am saying that when things like this happen, chances are it was an Iraqi veteran. A medicated Iraqi Vet.
Originally posted by menguard
Your belief doesn't require input but my knowing from my brothers own experiences says much, if I have showed anything it is my character for truth maybe not YOUR TASTE, you like the generic version, move along.
Originally posted by menguard
And apparently you weren't SPECIAL ENOUGH to be included, too bad we will have to sign you up.
Originally posted by marg6043
So our government have nothing to fear from any protest or revolts.
Originally posted by jerico65
And the whole deal sounds like the Atomic testing in the 1950's on US troops. The military makes a fine bunch of test subjects.