12/6/24
Update: David Russel has been released!
The following is an update on forced drugging and ECT hearings. 
Content Warnings: 
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 <li>Forced psychiactric treatment/ ECT</li>
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Identity Loss after ECT (The Ghosts of ECT)

The Life After ECT podcast explores the often-overlooked realities of Electroconvulsive Therapy. Hosted by Anna, who experienced psychiatric treatment in childhood and ECT as a teen, the show examines life after treatment through first-hand perspectives, recovery experiences, and patient advocacy. 

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