[backhoe]

I believe it was right after Columbine that Ken Hamblin ( a very good guy on radio ) had a special on psychotropic drugs like these, and amidst all the screeching from people who were offended that he even questioned the overuse of said drugs, some rather unnerving things emerged:

1- they seem to induce psychosis in some people
2- one you have a history of taking these drugs, your ability to join the military, fly a plane, etc., is "conditional..."

It's been so long I can't recall exactly what was said, but it was typical clintonian weaseling-- you could still join the military, but they'd never let you handle firearms or explosives. I think the pilot's license was similar- you could still get one, but never pass the medical ( as best I recall... ) so you could never fly- but technically, you weren't barred.

[BossLady]

http://www.drugawareness.org/home.html

This is an awesome website sponsored by Dr Ann Tracy. Tons of great info and articles.

True...once you get meds on your record through insurance or other means....you are basically tagged. If the drugs are 'OK' to take....why tag people????