Dr. Eva B. Mccullars, MD at 3180 East 40th Street in Yuma, Arizona

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  The long-term and permanent consequence stemming from my personal experience with Eva McCullars is I am now resistant to treatment and difficult to treat with psychiatry. I was initially brought to Eva McCullers for the treatment of problems consistent with a child used as a pawn in her parent’s personal crisis. As a young child I used immature language to criticize my mother as being a horrible person, especially for the type of men she was bringing to the house. Eva McCullars diagnosed mental illness and prescribed cocktail of laboratory drugs and for ten years. During that time, my father would be arrested for molesting my stepsister, my mother's boyfriend from the military would be arrested for having sex with 15-year-old girls and videotaping it, another was a recovered drug addict who had spent time in prison, and another had a brother convicted of strangling a woman. The latter story was featured on the popular TV show Crime Files. My mother herself had a previous drug arrest and had spent time in jail, yet my mother was never diagnosed anything serious by Eva McCullars. When my criticisms turned to Eva McCullars, my mother defended her saying, "we are real good friends. " I think my my mother’s affection for Eva McCullars was more related to my mother’s interest in crime than for any medical reason. Eva McCullars never stopped treatment or stepped back despite my objections, and the increase in pills coincided with my decline. I insist a fair summation of my suffering as a patient of Eva McCullars can be found, by chance, in the lyrics for Take The Pill by Emilie Autumn; I kept a knife in my bed hoping to gain enough courage to use it on myself and prayed for an act of God to end my life. I began treatment as an honor roll student with a chance to skip a grade, and I graduated with a 1.5 GPA. Once I turned 18 I stopped all drugs cold turkey. My mood improved and my grades in college gradually returned to honors; but the underlying problems did not go away until I cut my mother out of my life, and it would take eight years for my brain to recover from 10 years of disruptive prescriptions during childhood development. Maybe Eva McCullars is the type to fail a Rosenhan Experiment, but I can never believe a McCullars was ignorant of the correlations. I expect my thorough follow up on Eva McCullars to be labeled mental illness, but my college education taught me to be thorough. Besides, a published study on U. Chicago brain scans reveal concerns for justice are linked to reason and not emotion. I am convinced Eva McCullars violated the Hippocratic Oath and modern declarations on ethical standards. What happened to me should never have happened, and I will never remain silent even if it saves only one child. I wish someone had spoken up for me. If Howard Dully and Sarah Silverman could criticize their psychiatrists without infringement of speech or negative consequence, then I can criticize Eva McCullars with my safety and human rights assured. If any official will confront me regarding my criticism of Eva McCullars, then it should - I would prefer it - only be Adrian Schoolcraft (Schoolcraft vs City of New York). The scariest things from my experience with Eva McCullars is my perceived loss of personhood and learned helplessness: Eva McCullars can prescribe for me excessive amounts of disruptive drugs without concrete and irrefutable evidence to justify her actions, but I am told I can not sue her for damages without myself having concrete and irrefutable evidence; in this life I live everything is on me, but there is nothing I can do. I do not recommend Eva McCullars for the psychiatric treatment of children.
  January 02, 2017

  by Jane Doe

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