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	• Wrongful Death, A: One Child's Fatal Encounter with Public Health and Private Greed Leon Bing Villard, 1997 - 285 pages average customer review:based on 9 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

What Greed Does

It's amazing and truly sad what greed and money does to people, at the expense of someone else's life and a families happiness.

root of the problems

i read an article in Roling stone.. it in first paragraph stated the parents took this kid out of soccer coed... or something of that nature.. mostlikely the parents have all to do more with the death as much as the hospitals who take advantage .
i happend to be a honors student in art school no drugs or alchol and recovering frm bulima when my father intended to keep me from school by trying to tell a doctor iwas ill.despite he was told to leave me alone .. the next fifteen years of my life were draged into hospitals on lies and hysteria. i was subject to for no reason .. ect. and drugs and i had nt even suffered depression i was a higly educated and adjsuted happy person till my father began to do this.. he admitted this to but not to doctors my father was a md so it was easy to get away with this . my fahter was also a food aholic and gamblerand sick.. see a movie called terror in the family it goes into the lies parents tell of children and who realy is the sick person...
my life was destroyed by these places and i saw first hand what goes on and parents who realy need the places not kids who ar exposed to sick families dysfunction who are basicly reacting to an illness.....
they realy need to have the parents admitted along side the kid id they do this ...
i was kept sick for 115 years and negelcted of anything i said that would have saved me . as a reslut my life suffered ill from truama.... i saved my own life when i escaped this cycle of doctors looking for insurance. butthe effects of damge it left on my life eventuly despite i live about four to five years very happy super healty like i was before this happened i will now die from thethings that were done to me inthe years i was [mistreated] by this system.....
parents have all todo with this kids death .. if they were functional parents they would not need a shrink . they mighttry communcation and being honest with them self.. somewhere they failed and it is not just the system...

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Must read.

I was one of those kids in Southwood. Wow does this book bring it back and now it all makes sense to me.

there is hope

Christy Scheck did not have to die. The mental health system is getting better but there is so far to go. Especially in the eyes of the public. People with mental illness are not lepers, they just need medicine as a diabetic needs insulin. The general public is so ill-informed. This book is about this young girl who got caught up in the protocol of management and money and greed, and she did not have to die. There is hope and with movies like A Beautiful Mind and Girl, Interrupted and others, like Mike Wallace and Kim Basinger to bring mental health to the forefront of society, it will not hide behind the doors any longer, and will be dealt with in the dignified manner it deserves.

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I can relate

I can relate to this book. The author did a fabulous job bringing this story to life. I was actually encouraged to write the book about the wrongful death of my son from reading this book. More books need to be written like this. It proves to the world that one should never put all their faith in a doctor or the system. Hats off to you.

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Recounts the quest of a San Diego mother for justice after her troubled teenage daughter commits suicide while on medication in a psychiatric hospital run by unethical administrators out to turn a profit at any cost. 35,000 first printing."

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