Evil psychiatrist inciting suicide

Doricamerica said:This happened a few years back.
Basically, I went to see a psychiatrist and told her
that I wanted to end my life,
so she actually prescribed me pills that cause
cardiac arrest. (I only realized that after I took them)
After swallowing just one, I couldn't even walk; my heart was racing
so hard I thought it might jump out of my chest, which forced me to head straight to the ER.
It was a close call.

Now I'm wondering, does this fall under criminal law? Is it considered inciting
suicide?
And is it possible to file a lawsuit? Would I need a witness for something like this?

Assuming by some miracle this isn't just someone trolling, there are no medications a doctor would prescribe
where the primary objective is to induce cardiac arrest. Many drugs have side effects, and one of those can certainly be high blood pressure
and a rapid heartbeat. Get a grip. 👍

Quote:Exactly.

Michelle Murphy61 says: Unless this is some kind of internet troll—which I highly doubt—there isn't a single prescription pill out there designed specifically to trigger heart failure. A lot of meds carry side effects—high blood pressure being one example —and a racing pulse. Get a grip. 👍

🙂 🙂

Is there really nothing better to do than obsess over this years later?