rrich
17th January 2006, 04:44 PM
The neighbors have three generations living there. The family was one of the original purchasers in the subdivision, 1962. We have lived next door since 1975 and have observed the natural life cycle of the family.
Today, the daughter is caretaker for her parents. This daughter is divorced and her two daughters (off and on) live next door also. As is typical with teenagers in a divorce, they will use one parent against the other. The younger daughter (14 year old) had a fight with her mother, the caretaker. This daughter then lived with with her father for a fortnight and then returned to live with her mother.
I've been told the following: The daughter had been taking Prozac under a doctor's care. While living with her father, the father decided that she didn't need Prozac and took her off the drug. The daughter returned home Monday last to live with mother again. Late Tuesday night, early Wednesday morning this 14 year old girl hung herself. Services are Thursday. An absolutely tragic waste of a life.
Mates, if you or someone close to you is using Prozac do not let them stop abruptly except under close medical supervision.
Today, the daughter is caretaker for her parents. This daughter is divorced and her two daughters (off and on) live next door also. As is typical with teenagers in a divorce, they will use one parent against the other. The younger daughter (14 year old) had a fight with her mother, the caretaker. This daughter then lived with with her father for a fortnight and then returned to live with her mother.
I've been told the following: The daughter had been taking Prozac under a doctor's care. While living with her father, the father decided that she didn't need Prozac and took her off the drug. The daughter returned home Monday last to live with mother again. Late Tuesday night, early Wednesday morning this 14 year old girl hung herself. Services are Thursday. An absolutely tragic waste of a life.
Mates, if you or someone close to you is using Prozac do not let them stop abruptly except under close medical supervision.