Several days after his initial doctor visit, Montgomery went to the emergency room at Eastern Long Island Hospital, still complaining of insomnia.
Staff there diagnosed Montgomery with “Depression; Insomnia” and he was prescribed medication and told to report back to his primary care physician if symptoms worsened over the next several days.
Montgomery went back to the hospital on May 23 with the same complaint. He stayed at the facility for 48 hours.
Though Montgomery voluntarily sought treatment, he alleges in the suit that staff at the facility erroneously listed him as an involuntary admission — a designation that appears to have put the SAFE Act’s wheels in motion.
Staff there diagnosed Montgomery with “Depression; Insomnia” and he was prescribed medication (EMPHASIS) and told to report back to his primary care physician if symptoms worsened over the next several days.
Read lawsuit MONTGOMERY VS. CUOMO document…
VLA comment: RE: MEDICATION – The man was prescribed medication without the proper testing of Cytochrome P450 2D6. It is recently hypothesized that the school shootings and mass murders and suicides are caused by people who do not have the activity of Cytochrome P450 2D6 which is our major detox pathway. 10% of Caucasians do not have an active Cytochrome P450 2D6. If they are given drugs without the test (such as in the case of this man) to see if they can metabolize the medication prescribed, the NON METABOLIZER or Poor Metabolizer becomes psychotic and can have homicidal or suicidal ideations. Currently the University of Illinois is looking into making the test “standard of care”. The hospitals and physicians, heretofore, have been giving out medications without the test and because it is not standard of care they have not been culpable for INVOLUNTARY INTOXICATION and FAILURE TO WARN!
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