This man, in hindsight, does not answer questions. He has perfected the art of pretending to listen to concerns. He then manipulates the patient to go along with his ajenda. I suffered numerous adverse effects. Some were life thretening. He blamed the victum, not the drug. I was not listened to really. I wanted off the drug for 3 years. At the end when I felt near death, he still would not relent. I realized that I had been in some undeclared mental war . I did not even know when it had started. I knew when it was over and so did he.So sad that power and control are more important than the life of others. We see this discusting abuse of power over and over again. Still, we delude ourselves that it could never exist in this profession or this institution. Time to stop the archaic pratice of one person controlling the input on the records. The patient needs to have his own documentation in the medical record. There needs to be more accountability and transparency here too.

Submitted May 23, 2008