This time it's a 9 year old in Canada the Thought Gestapo have seized. She's being poisoned with Thorazine and Risperdal, and Seroquel is being bruited about as an add on to help her sleep.The pic is 9 year old Ayn and her Dad. Does she Look like she needs to be Chemically Battered with these drugs? Forget the Fact that None of it's even Legal.
Does this Child look like she's a Disposable who has to be locked up and chemically Lobotomized?
http://psychroachesadverseevent.blogspot.com/2009/03/seroquel-adverse-reactions.html
Make some calls Canada. These drugs don't belong in an adult, much less a 9 year old. Mindfreedom lists some E-Mail addresses.
That's nice, but you'd better send Real letters and make Real Phone calls because when you're dealing with This level of Obtuse, Bureaucratic Barbarians, E-Mails will just get flushed.
Mindfreedom.org has;
MF Alert: Canadian 9-year-old forcibly given psychiatric drugs, over family's wishes
Canadian authorities are allegedly giving powerful psychiatric drugs to a nine-year-old girl diagnosed autistic, over the united and expressed wishes of the family, according to her father. MindFreedom issued this alert about how you can help.
Ayn Van Dyk and her father Derek Hoare: Derek says Ayn is being forcibly drugged over the family's wishes.
MindFreedom International Alert - 14 July 2011 [updated 15 July]
9 Year Old Taken From Home, Forced Hospitalized and Forced Drugged in BC, Canada
ABBOTSFORD, British Columbia, Canada. -- Ayn Van Dyk, an autistic 9 year old girl was removed from her family, forced hospitalized and forced drugged after a wandering episode, according to her father Derek Hoare.
The family says the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development took the child on the grounds that the father is overwhelmed, as he is a single father of three children, two of them diagnosed with severe autism. No suspicion of abuse has been alleged.
According to her records, Ayn was placed in a hospital and was medicated with two neuroleptic (antipsychotic) psychiatric drugs: She is receiving 75mg of Chlorpromazine (also known as Thorazine or Largactil) up to twice daily In addition, she is being administered Risperdal (Risperidone).
Seroquel was added to her list of potential meds. And a "sleeping aid."
According to witnesses, Ayn carries all day long a picture of her and her dad. After all the distress and drugging she is wetting her bed.
Her father says Ayn had never been given a psychiatric drug before this experience.
Ayn's Story: Bubbly Little Girl
Her family describes Ayn Van Dyk as a bubbly little girl. She likes photography and baking. She loves pink and crafts. Ayn goes to school and her favorite subject is art, though she loves to write stories as well.
In 2003 she was diagnosed with autism, her family chose not to medicate her, reports her father. On June 16, Ayn had been playing in the backyard of her family's home. Despite a a six-foot fence, she went missing. After frantically looking for her, without success, her father called 911 and a police search commenced. Ayn was found two hours later playing in a neighbor's backyard. Four days later, on June 20, Ayn Van Dyk was taken from her school and into custody by the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development, against the wishes of her family. Ayn was placed in a "specialized hospital" for evaluation, as she was deemed unsuitable for foster care at the time.
On June 28, 2011, despite objections by the Ministry of Children and Family Development, Ayn was released from the hospital and placed in a foster home, due to the hospital considering that 'hospitalization was no longer appropriate'.
Discharge documents report that Ayn was medicated receiving 75mg of chlorpromazine up to twice daily.
The hospital documents also state that, "We saw no bruises or evidence of physical abuse, and her body status (weight, height, vital signs) showed no evidence of neglect." The Ministry apparently doesn't agree with the discharge and is now seeking a longer term hospital stay of a minimum of 6 weeks and is working toward getting Ayn accepted into the Children's Hospital resident patient program.
PLEASE SIGN the Petition to bring Ayn Home:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/bring-ayn-van-dyk-home/
PLEASE WRITE IMMEDIATELY (your own words are best).
To see sample letter, click here:
http://bit.ly/ayn-lttr
Contact the Canadian authorities to demand that Ayn is given adequate medical, social, and emotional care while under their custody, and ask that Ayn is released to her family ;
Urge the authorities to review their policies on removal of children with special needs, and specially on forced hospitalization and forced drugging of children.
Stephen Harper Office of the Prime Minister
80 Wellington Street
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A2
Fax: (613) 941-6900
E-mail: pm@pm.gc.ca
Christy Clark
Premier of British Columbia
Parliament Buildings
Victoria, BC, V8V 1X4
Fax: (250) 387-0087
E-mail: Christy@christyclark.ca
Mary McNeil
Minister of Children and Family Development
Room 306 Parliament Buildings
Victoria, BC V8V 1X4
Fax: (250) 387-9722
E-mail: mary.mcneil.mla@leg.bc.ca
You may join the family's campaign here :
Join the Facebook campaign:
http://www.facebook.com/AynVanDyk
Follow the campaign on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/HelpAyn
MF Alert: Canadian 9-year-old forcibly given psychiatric drugs, over family's wishes
Canadian authorities are allegedly giving powerful psychiatric drugs to a nine-year-old girl diagnosed autistic, over the united and expressed wishes of the family, according to her father. MindFreedom issued this alert about how you can help.
Ayn Van Dyk and her father Derek Hoare: Derek says Ayn is being forcibly drugged over the family's wishes.
MindFreedom International Alert - 14 July 2011 [updated 15 July]
9 Year Old Taken From Home, Forced Hospitalized and Forced Drugged in BC, Canada
ABBOTSFORD, British Columbia, Canada. -- Ayn Van Dyk, an autistic 9 year old girl was removed from her family, forced hospitalized and forced drugged after a wandering episode, according to her father Derek Hoare.
The family says the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development took the child on the grounds that the father is overwhelmed, as he is a single father of three children, two of them diagnosed with severe autism. No suspicion of abuse has been alleged.
According to her records, Ayn was placed in a hospital and was medicated with two neuroleptic (antipsychotic) psychiatric drugs: She is receiving 75mg of Chlorpromazine (also known as Thorazine or Largactil) up to twice daily In addition, she is being administered Risperdal (Risperidone).
Seroquel was added to her list of potential meds. And a "sleeping aid."
According to witnesses, Ayn carries all day long a picture of her and her dad. After all the distress and drugging she is wetting her bed.
Her father says Ayn had never been given a psychiatric drug before this experience.
Ayn's Story: Bubbly Little Girl
Her family describes Ayn Van Dyk as a bubbly little girl. She likes photography and baking. She loves pink and crafts. Ayn goes to school and her favorite subject is art, though she loves to write stories as well.
In 2003 she was diagnosed with autism, her family chose not to medicate her, reports her father. On June 16, Ayn had been playing in the backyard of her family's home. Despite a a six-foot fence, she went missing. After frantically looking for her, without success, her father called 911 and a police search commenced. Ayn was found two hours later playing in a neighbor's backyard. Four days later, on June 20, Ayn Van Dyk was taken from her school and into custody by the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development, against the wishes of her family. Ayn was placed in a "specialized hospital" for evaluation, as she was deemed unsuitable for foster care at the time.
On June 28, 2011, despite objections by the Ministry of Children and Family Development, Ayn was released from the hospital and placed in a foster home, due to the hospital considering that 'hospitalization was no longer appropriate'.
Discharge documents report that Ayn was medicated receiving 75mg of chlorpromazine up to twice daily.
The hospital documents also state that, "We saw no bruises or evidence of physical abuse, and her body status (weight, height, vital signs) showed no evidence of neglect." The Ministry apparently doesn't agree with the discharge and is now seeking a longer term hospital stay of a minimum of 6 weeks and is working toward getting Ayn accepted into the Children's Hospital resident patient program.
PLEASE SIGN the Petition to bring Ayn Home:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/bring-ayn-van-dyk-home/
PLEASE WRITE IMMEDIATELY (your own words are best).
To see sample letter, click here:
http://bit.ly/ayn-lttr
Contact the Canadian authorities to demand that Ayn is given adequate medical, social, and emotional care while under their custody, and ask that Ayn is released to her family ;
Urge the authorities to review their policies on removal of children with special needs, and specially on forced hospitalization and forced drugging of children.
Stephen Harper Office of the Prime Minister
80 Wellington Street
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A2
Fax: (613) 941-6900
E-mail: pm@pm.gc.ca
Christy Clark
Premier of British Columbia
Parliament Buildings
Victoria, BC, V8V 1X4
Fax: (250) 387-0087
E-mail: Christy@christyclark.ca
Mary McNeil
Minister of Children and Family Development
Room 306 Parliament Buildings
Victoria, BC V8V 1X4
Fax: (250) 387-9722
E-mail: mary.mcneil.mla@leg.bc.ca
You may join the family's campaign here :
Join the Facebook campaign:
http://www.facebook.com/AynVanDyk
Follow the campaign on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/HelpAyn
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