
Carmen of Tampa, FL on July 28, 2006
I would like to file an Anti-Depressant Injury Lawsuit against the Eli Lilly company regarding Prozac.
The drug was prescribed in November 1988 by my psychiatrist.
Complaint is that I am seeking damages due to the following:
1). Increased suicidal episodes
2). Loss of sexual interest and drive with husband
3). Prozac has caused me to experience more violent behavior especially if medicine is missed.
4). Excessive weight gain of 100 lbs over an 18 year span.
5). Lost wages from being unable to function at work which led to my being terminated from several jobs.
6). Damage to ankle after suicide attempt in November 1988. (Jumped from a three-story window fractured fibulla and tibia).
7). Increased depression condition is worst than was in the past.
Currently experiencing extreme withdrawal symptoms such as: daily headaches, nausea, hallucinations, crying spells, increased sweating, and difficulty concentrating.
As a result of the continuous use of Prozac, I fear that my behavior will only get worst and may lead to my committing suicide. All of my family, friends and former employers can attest to the fact that I have had several suicidal thoughts over the years. In addition, I have been court committed on more than three occassions.
On an economical standpoint, my credit has been severely damaged due to my inability to attain and/or maintain gainful employment. Despite all of these problems my Dr. Robert Mayer, refused to treat me for my depression on July 17, 2006; as I didn't have my co-pay. Therefore, I have stopped taking the Prozac and hope to cure myself without the use of any additional medications.