Further to my theory:
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Drug interactions with benzodiazepines:
Important: Many drug interactions can occur with benzodiazepines; therefore,
a drug interaction screen completed by a healthcare provider is an important step each time a new drug is added or discontinued in any treatment regimen.
Traditional benzodiazepines can be associated with overdoses and fatal consequences when combined with alcohol, opioids, other sedatives, or illicit drugs. While it is rare that an overdose of benzodiazepines by itself would be fatal, when combined with other drugs that depress the central nervous system, the risk dramatically increases.
Examples of other drugs that may be additive to the central nervous system depression if combined with benzodiazepine include:
- phenothiazines
- opioids
- barbiturates
- monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors
- antidepressants
- alcohol
- illicit drugs like heroin (an opiate)
Concomitant use of benzodiazepines and opioids
may result in profound sedation,
respiratory depression,
coma, and
death.
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Phenothiazines are a group of nitrogen and sulfur-containing heterocyclic compounds, labeled as the first-generation typical antipsychotic medications
used for the treatment of schizophrenia,
bipolar disorders, to control nausea and vomiting, and other psychotic disorders with delusional manifestations.
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"Shannan Gilbert’s story is terrifying.
Gilbert, 24, had struggled with depression after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, CBS News reported."
Source:
"Mari said
Dr. Hackett told her Shannan had left his house with her driver and that he was worried about her."
Further to my theory:
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"In the midst of the exchange between Gustav and Michael, Shannan had run to the home of Barbara Brennan and pounded on the front door for assistance. Fearing for her own safety, Brennan refused to acknowledge the knocking and called her next-door door neighbor,
Tom Canning, to alert him to the situation. He
quickly looked went
outside to check on the commotion, but Shannan had already fled across the street to the home of Dr. Peter Hackett. From this point onward, Shannan was never seen alive again.
Two days after Shannan’s disappearance, her mother Mari Gilbert received an unexpected telephone call from
Dr. Peter Hackett. He
asked if Shannan was safe and feeling better but Mari hadn’t any knowledge that anything was amiss. She went on to ask how he acquired her phone number and
he mentioned that it was policy to have a patient’s contact information. Perplexed by the response, Mari asked why he was distributing medicine in the first place. As the conversation continued,
he allegedly stated he ran a halfway-home for women in dire need and explained the events that transpired–
providing medication for Shannan to help calm her nerves (the type of medicine is unclear but it’s presumed to be a benzodiazepine).
With Mari and the rest of Shannan’s family learning of her distress and unaware of her whereabouts, they filed a missing person’s report. Mari relayed the information she received from Hackett’s phone call to the investigators and once media coverage began swarming in,
Dr. Peter Hackett was bombarded by several reports about the conversation with Mari. He
proceeded to deny all allegations of a phone call ever happening on live television. Shortly thereafter,
phone records were obtained and released publicly, proving Hackett’s deception. He went on to recant his prior statements but remained adamant about never mentioning anything relating to halfway-homes or treating Shannan Gilbert with an unknown substance drug(s)."
Source:
Drug interactions with benzodiazepines:
Important: Many drug interactions can occur with benzodiazepines; therefore,
a drug interaction screen completed by a healthcare provider is an important step each time a new drug is added or discontinued in any treatment regimen.
Traditional benzodiazepines can be associated with overdoses and fatal consequences when combined with alcohol, opioids, other sedatives, or illicit drugs. While it is rare that an overdose of benzodiazepines by itself would be fatal, when combined with other drugs that depress the central nervous system, the risk dramatically increases.
Examples of other drugs that may be additive to the central nervous system depression if combined with benzodiazepine include:
- phenothiazines
- opioids
- barbiturates
- monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors
- antidepressants
- alcohol
- illicit drugs like heroin (an opiate)
Concomitant use of benzodiazepines and opioids
may result in profound sedation,
respiratory depression,
coma, and
death.
Source:
Phenothiazines are a group of nitrogen and sulfur-containing heterocyclic compounds, labeled as the first-generation typical antipsychotic medications
used for the treatment of schizophrenia,
bipolar disorders, to control nausea and vomiting, and other psychotic disorders with delusional manifestations.
Source:
"Shannan Gilbert’s story is terrifying.
Gilbert, 24, had struggled with depression after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, CBS News reported."
Source:
"Mari said
Dr. Hackett told her Shannan had left his house with her driver and that he was worried about her."
