Catastrophic Withdrawal: An Insomniac's Attempt to Withdraw from Seroquel and How It Dramatically Altered Her Life

The book let me a pick to others catastrophic withrowals expierance. Rarely, a peraon is willing to share ones expierance with those things. Not to mention in such a detailed way.Thanks Kathleen for doing so.

I was unable to put the book down and read in one sitting. I was also pharmaceutically damaged (Floxed by a fluoroquinolone) and saw many similarities in our stories. Gaslighting by doctors that truly have no idea of adverse events or of the dangers of the drugs they are prescribing. I have reached out to Kathleen and she is a kind soul, with a military background and education. She pushed through such difficult times and I’m so glad she had the support of her special friend, Bill, and the love and support of her mother and sister.I highly recommend this book.Pain to purpose. She also has a nonprofit for tardive dyskinesia and, I’m sure, will be a great support to many others.

Kathleen, Thank you! I took Seroquel for insomnia and PTSD for 16 years. It's heart breaking all of it, your story, the drug, how beyond hellish the withdrawals are. I know been though them so many times. I just celebrated 6 months completely off of it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart to know I'm not alone. People just can't even comprehend the withdrawals. I would get questioned by loved ones if I was on drugs during them, it's so painful. Thank you again!

This book was very informative and readable. Helpful and felt it on a personal level.

I had no idea that withdrawal could be so difficult and live changing. Kathleen, thank you for sharing your story in this book. Your passion for helping others by starting an organization for tardive dyskinesia is very commendable. I really wish you the best in you endeavors. Go with God, Cousin Jim