Kate was prescribed antipsychotic drugs?

Just seen this on youtube, l never knew this - if it's true..

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Why don't you ask Kate why she was perscribing sedatives and antidepressents for 'Cathrine Maria Healy' issued on 01/01/07 in her GP name K McCann 5 month's prior to PDL, took them with her to PDL, and know's that she would have been suspended from her duty in the NHS by the GMC because she'd perscribbed them to herself in her maiden name! The police video prove's Kate had these drug's in PDL at the time Madeleine went missing, its FACT!
KaOssis 1 year ago 5
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@KaOssis  how did you find out this info.. that kate prescribed herself those drugs, to kate healy.
NicolaMG 1 year ago 4
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Xklamation's got the police vid on Youtube, if you stop it at the point where they show the silver blister pack of pill's, written on it is the name 'Cathrine ????-????', the green and white blister pack's are adult form Rispearidone, and if Kate was perscribing them to herself in the name of K McCann or to Gerry, they'ed be struck off by the GM Council, because they're Antipsychotics...
KaOssis 1 year ago 5
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@KaOssis ..Well spotted!!
bugsyashton 1 year ago 6
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You are an ace detective. Respect.
AuntSpode8899 1 year ago
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The only way you can get past the GMC with taking Rispearidone is if you perscribe them in another name, and 'Cathrine Maria Healy' isn't registered with a GP Licence, she's registered as the Patient!
KaOssis 1 year ago 3

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Anyone else seen this?

Xklamation's got the police vid on Youtube, if you stop it
at the point where they show the silver blister pack of pill's, written
on it is the name 'Cathrine ????-????', the green and white blister
pack's are adult form Rispearidone, and if Kate was perscribing them to
herself in the name of K McCann or to Gerry, they'ed be struck off by
the GM Council, because they're Antipsychotics...
KaOssis 1 year ago 5

Hi Margaret, I presume you mean this post? Kate used her maiden name when she practised as a G.P and there were pills found in the Medicine cabinet
of the Villa which I believe she said was a sedative to enable sleep. Considering she was on leave for months before the PDL Holiday, unless she had
nicked a pad of Prescription Forms before she left how could she have written a prescription ? If there is someone who could find this video, I would like to see it.Also, when you take a prescription to the Chemist you are asked to confirm your name and address, so couldn"t she have been found out with her name on the Prescription as well.?

Thanks for that Panda, they don't appear to be sedatives....

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/meds/a694015.html

Why is this medication prescribed?

Risperidone is used to treat the symptoms of schizophrenia (a mental illness that causes disturbed or unusual thinking, loss of interest in life, and strong or inappropriate emotions) in adults and teenagers 13 years of age and older. It is also used to treat episodes of mania (frenzied, abnormally excited, or irritated mood) or mixed episodes (symptoms of mania and depression that happen together) in adults and in teenagers and children 10 years of age and older with bipolar disorder (manic depressive disorder; a disease that causes episodes of depression, episodes of mania, and other abnormal moods). Risperidone is also used to treat behavior problems such as aggression, self-injury, and sudden mood changes in teenagers and children 5-16 years of age who have autism (a condition that causes repetitive behavior, difficulty interacting with others, and problems with communication). Risperidone is in a class of medications called atypical antipsychotics. It works by changing the activity of certain natural substances in the brain.

Plus... don't drink whilst taking them, keep out of reach of children...

Panda wrote:Xklamation's got the police vid on Youtube, if you stop it
at the point where they show the silver blister pack of pill's, written
on it is the name 'Cathrine ????-????', the green and white blister
pack's are adult form Rispearidone, and if Kate was perscribing them to
herself in the name of K McCann or to Gerry, they'ed be struck off by
the GM Council, because they're Antipsychotics...
KaOssis 1 year ago 5

Hi Margaret, I presume you mean this post? Kate used her maiden name when she practised as a G.P and there were pills found in the Medicine cabinet
of the Villa which I believe she said was a sedative to enable sleep. Considering she was on leave for months before the PDL Holiday, unless she had
nicked a pad of Prescription Forms before she left how could she have written a prescription ? If there is someone who could find this video, I would like to see it.Also, when you take a prescription to the Chemist you are asked to confirm your name and address, so couldn"t she have been found out with her name on the Prescription as well.?

Am I missing something? If she was on leave for months before she went on holiday to PDL. How was it that she certified six dead bodies in the week before she left?

fuzeta wrote:

Panda wrote:Xklamation's got the police vid on Youtube, if you stop it
at the point where they show the silver blister pack of pill's, written
on it is the name 'Cathrine ????-????', the green and white blister
pack's are adult form Rispearidone, and if Kate was perscribing them to
herself in the name of K McCann or to Gerry, they'ed be struck off by
the GM Council, because they're Antipsychotics...
KaOssis 1 year ago 5

Hi Margaret, I presume you mean this post? Kate used her maiden name when she practised as a G.P and there were pills found in the Medicine cabinet
of the Villa which I believe she said was a sedative to enable sleep. Considering she was on leave for months before the PDL Holiday, unless she had
nicked a pad of Prescription Forms before she left how could she have written a prescription ? If there is someone who could find this video, I would like to see it.Also, when you take a prescription to the Chemist you are asked to confirm your name and address, so couldn"t she have been found out with her name on the Prescription as well.?

Am I missing something? If she was on leave for months before she went on holiday to PDL. How was it that she certified six dead bodies in the week before she left?

Good question fuzeta.!!!!

Am I missing something? I don't see any proof there that Kate McCann prescribed for herself simply because a script is in her maiden name. She called herself Kate Healy as a GP and she may have been registered with her GP under her maiden name. A prescription label doesn't usually include the name of the prescribing practitioner.

AnnaEsse wrote:Am I missing something? I don't see any proof there that Kate McCann prescribed for herself simply because a script is in her maiden name. She called herself Kate Healy as a GP and she may have been registered with her GP under her maiden name. A prescription label doesn't usually include the name of the prescribing practitioner.

AnnaEsse, I go to the same Doctor in my Practice and prescriptions today are printed off a Computer , but the Doctor signs it. I would like to see the youtube video showibg the anti phsycotic drug prescribed to kate. the tablets they found in the Villa"s medicine cabinet I"m sure were sedatives. We
know she had been off work for some months and it was more than likely due to having to cope with 3 children with only 20 months between Madeleine and the twins,working a couple of days in a surgery and having a husband who wasn"t much help.!!!

Panda wrote:

AnnaEsse wrote:Am I missing something? I don't see any proof there that Kate McCann prescribed for herself simply because a script is in her maiden name. She called herself Kate Healy as a GP and she may have been registered with her GP under her maiden name. A prescription label doesn't usually include the name of the prescribing practitioner.

AnnaEsse, I go to the same Doctor in my Practice and prescriptions today are printed off a Computer , but the Doctor signs it. I would like to see the youtube video showibg the anti phsycotic drug prescribed to kate. the tablets they found in the Villa"s medicine cabinet I"m sure were sedatives. We
know she had been off work for some months and it was more than likely due to having to cope with 3 children with only 20 months between Madeleine and the twins,working a couple of days in a surgery and having a husband who wasn"t much help.!!!

I don't doubt all of that Panda, just the suggestion that Kate prescribed for herself.

AnnaEsse wrote:

Panda wrote:

AnnaEsse wrote:Am I missing something? I don't see any proof there that Kate McCann prescribed for herself simply because a script is in her maiden name. She called herself Kate Healy as a GP and she may have been registered with her GP under her maiden name. A prescription label doesn't usually include the name of the prescribing practitioner.

AnnaEsse, I go to the same Doctor in my Practice and prescriptions today are printed off a Computer , but the Doctor signs it. I would like to see the youtube video showibg the anti phsycotic drug prescribed to kate. the tablets they found in the Villa"s medicine cabinet I"m sure were sedatives. We
know she had been off work for some months and it was more than likely due to having to cope with 3 children with only 20 months between Madeleine and the twins,working a couple of days in a surgery and having a husband who wasn"t much help.!!!

I don't doubt all of that Panda, just the suggestion that Kate prescribed for herself.

That"s why I"d like to see the video.

Doctors can self prescribe , theirs nothing to stop them doing so.

Whether KM was I don't know but they definitely can .


I bet their are a few docs who are addicted to drugs Off some sort...

kitti wrote:Doctors can self prescribe , theirs nothing to stop them doing so.

Whether KM was I don't know but they definitely can .


I bet their are a few docs who are addicted to drugs Off some sort...

Not illegal, but against GMC recommendations.

http://www.beh-mht.nhs.uk/dl/8931_6537285804.pdf/as/appendix_1_policy_for_doctors_self_prescribing%5B1%5D.pdf?_ts=1&_ts=1

2. General Advice
2.1 Medical staff should not prescribe for themselves, their families or
other members of staff, in line with current General Medical Council (GMC)
recommendations.
2.1 In emergency situations e.g. when on-call or when obtaining
medicines in other ways is not practical, medical staff may prescribe
for themselves.
2.2 Trust policy for staff that fall ill at work is for the staff member, if
appropriate, to attend the Occupational Health Department.
2.3 Where there is a pharmacy shop within the hospital pharmacy
department, General Sale List (GSL) and Pharmacy (P) only
medicines may be sold, as appropriate.
2.4 In emergency situations, the following. may be self prescribed by the
medical staff (through the hospital pharmacy department):
· Short courses of antibiotics
· Painkillers (opiate containing painkillers should have a low
opioid content e.g. co-dydramol)
· Inhalers
· Oral contraceptives
· Insulin
· An emergency supply (maximum three days) of existing
medication

The above is from Barnet, Enfield and Haringay NHS

From the British Medical Association, though:

Self-treatment
The well documented stigma attached to ill health, often results in doctors self-treating. Self- treatment for doctors includes diagnosing and treating one's own illness and prescribing for oneself. It also includes undertaking informal or 'corridor' consultations and self-referring to a specialist. Furthermore, self-medication avoids the human support element of treatment, and reinforces the withdrawl from others, particularly in relation to mental illness.

Evidence suggests that self-prescribing and prescribing for the family is prevalent among all groups of doctors go to note 33, including medical students who learn such behaviour very early on in their careers go to note 34. A recent survey go to note 35 found that a quarter of respondent doctors thought that it was acceptable to self-treat chronic conditions and an even higher proportion thought it was acceptable to order blood tests on oneself to monitor chronic conditions. Recent evidence from the BMA cohort study of medical graduates suggests that self-treatment and prescribing is not unusual, with around a fifth of respondents reporting that they self-prescribed to help cope with work and ill health and a further third of respondents were aware of colleagues who self-prescribed go to note 36.


http://www.bma.org.uk/doctors_health/doctorshealth.jsp?page=2

I think the important question is , Was she taking this drug ? whoever prescribed them.

Can someone take a screenshot and put it on here?

By the way Kate is Registered as Kate Healy. From GMC website.

"Doctor Details
Results of search on: 08 Nov 2011 at 22:04:36. The details shown are valid at the date and time of the search only.
GMC Reference Number 3688421
Given Names Kate Marie
Surname Healy
Gender Woman
Status Registered with a licence to practise; this doctor is on the GP Register
More Details
Primary Medical Qualification MB ChB 1992 University of Dundee
Provisional Registration Date 14 Jul 1992
Full Registration Date 17 Aug 1993
Specialist Register entry date This doctor is not on the Specialist Register
GP Register entry date From 31 Mar 2006
Information for Employers View information for Employers

http://webcache.gmc-uk.org/gmclrmp_enu/start.swe?SWECmd=GotoView&_sn=ccTxgFkaldFRKj.rP-p5pKgwZ85bOSQo-8NvQN7r0ww_&SWEView=GMC+WEB+Doctor+Search&SWEHo=webcache.gmc-uk.org&SWETS=1320789864&SWEApplet=GMC+WEB+Health+Provider+Search+Applet

Isn't she supposed to be a specialist in Anaesthetics?

http://jillhavern.forumotion.net/t3667-kate-and-gerry-mccann-the-books-found-in-their-apartment-and-the-search-by-british-sniffer-dogs-eddie-and-keela

There's a bunch of videos here... the first one seems to show an image of pills which were for Brian Healy 'Pramipexole' (from a chemist named J.F. McCann coincidentally) but I don't have time to look through the others at the moment.

I seem to remember a police video of their second apartment, where Kate had a bible, some photos etc. next to her side of the bed and these pills were also found there and were apparently her father's (from when he came to visit, I guess).

As for any other medication found, I have no idea.

Symptoms of Risperidone (Risperdal) overdose.

"If a person overdoses on Risperdal, the symptoms can vary. Some commonly reported symptoms of a Risperdal overdose include:

Drowsiness
A rapid heart rate (tachycardia)
Low blood pressure (hypotension)
Shakiness, uncontrollable muscle contractions, or other unusual body movements
An irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmia)
Seizures
Loss of life."

Treatment for Overdose

Treatment for a Risperdal Overdose
The treatment for a Risperdal overdose will vary. If the Risperdal overdose was recent, the healthcare provider may use certain medicines or place a tube into the stomach to "pump the stomach." However, once Risperdal has been absorbed into the body, there is no treatment that can remove it quickly. Therefore, in these cases, treatment involves supportive care, which consists of treating the symptoms that occur as a result of the overdose. For example, supportive treatment options may include:

Fluids through an intravenous line (IV)
Arrhythmia medications or medications for other complications
Other treatments based on the complications that occur.

It is important that you seek medical attention immediately if you believe that you may have overdosed on Risperdal.

http://schizophrenia.emedtv.com/risperdal/risperdal-overdose.html

I remember KM saying that before they went out she checked to make sure they put things away I.e. Scissors etc put in drawers......I never took scissors away with me on me Hols.....



You check to make sure their is nothing left out to harm a child yet you go out leaving a door unlocked with 3 small children alone in an apartment....doesn't make sense.....judge judy.....if it doesnt make sense then it isn't true.

Harold shipman was a drug addict...he self prescribed pethedine.....a morphine based drug........he wrote out his own prescriptions for years.

From the telegraph......


'The clinic was set up amid fears many health professionals were treating themselves or avoiding their local GP or hospital because of worries colleagues could learn of their health problems'.


Ketamine....coke.....amphetamines ....you name it, their addicted to it...including self prescribing....


Side affects.......seeing things and hearing voices....ALL THIS whilst treating patients!!!!

Panda wrote:

AnnaEsse, I go to the same Doctor in my Practice and prescriptions today are printed off a Computer , but the Doctor signs it. I would like to see the youtube video showibg the anti phsycotic drug prescribed to kate. the tablets they found in the Villa"s medicine cabinet I"m sure were sedatives. We
know she had been off work for some months and it was more than likely due to having to cope with 3 children with only 20 months between Madeleine and the twins,working a couple of days in a surgery and having a husband who wasn"t much help.!!!

We don't know anything, where is the proof of this? According to K&G (l know, l know....) she'd been busy at work certifying bodies with cuddle cat.

If she had been off work for several months BEFORE the holiday, she couldn't possibly have been around to certify death of the six people she was said she had certified. Why would the practice call in a doctor who was on sick leave to certify deaths? They apparently had more than enough doctors in the practice to be able to cope and do this. Someone somewhere is really taking the piss with some of these unbelievable explanations.

I do not intend to go anywhere near KMs "bewk" so can someone confirm for me that she mentioned the 6 dead bodies in the bewk.
Always believed that Aunty Phil spread this story when the dogs appeared on the scene, she mentioned dead bodies but never six.

duncanmac wrote:I do not intend to go anywhere near KMs "bewk" so can someone confirm for me that she mentioned the 6 dead bodies in the bewk.
Always believed that Aunty Phil spread this story when the dogs appeared on the scene, she mentioned dead bodies but never six.

I don't think it's in the bewk either. I think it was 'a friend' who speculated that Kate would have attended 6 dead bodies as part of her role as a GP - which is nonsense. A GP would expect around 20 patients to die in a year https://mqi.ic.nhs.uk/IndicatorDefaultView.aspx?ref=1.03.02 and most of them would be in hospital, so the hospital docs would certify. A part-time GP would not attend 6 deaths in a year, never mind in a matter of weeks.

I'm really confused. Where is this police video showing this blister pack of dodgy tablets?

Then the story of the 6 bodies is and always has been a forum myth.

http://joana-morais.blogspot.com



Exclusive New Video: Madeleine McCann Case
From: xklamation | Sep 10, 2008 | 19,496 views


Quick Summary:

Images of the McCanns second apartment in Praia da Luz, Algarve, Portugal. The Portuguese police searches the McCanns apartment and finds several sleeping medicaments, confidential CEOP manuals, books about murder like The Interpretation of Murder, and smell of corpse in the cuddle toy which belonged to Madeleine. Video released by Spanish Antena 3 TV. 10 September 2008

Translation of the videos to follow.

Antena3 Article: The McCanns kept numerous medicines which provoked sleepiness

New Exclusive Images of the Report
Madrid, Espejo Público [an Antena3 TV Show]

Given the repeated denial of the British police to send different reports about the married couple, the Portuguese police made a profile searching throughout the McCanns second house, in Praia da Luz.


This way, officers accompanied by two police psychologists, carry out a meticulous search in the main bedroom [the parents' bedroom].

In a case of abduction, the family circle is always investigated. The police were surprised on having seen the bedroom. Kate seems to be mourning. In her small bedside table are many photos of Maddy [sic] surrounded with rosaries and a Bible, which had bookmarked, with a picture a fragment of the Old Testament in which it could be read: " "However, because by this deed you have given occasion to the enemies of the LORD to blaspheme, the child also that is born to you shall surely die" [2 Samuel 12:14]".

At the other side of the bed, on Gerry's bedside table the attention is given to, between other books, "The interpretation of Murder ". In the study [office space] where Gerry writes his blog and where he works at the campaign to find his daughter, another surprise: CEOP manuals, books with access restricted to police and governmental entities.

Before this discovery, Mark Harrison, the British police officer sent from the United Kingdom to coordinate the case, does not give credit. He wonders how many married couples had access to these manuals, which are exclusively reserved to police officers.

The Portuguese Officers confirm in this way their suspicions regarding the contacts which are provided to the McCanns, which for them is translated in a big political pressure that to their judgement, limits the investigation.

Also, the police find numerous medicines, which they examine in search of these sedatives that they fear that were given to the children by the McCanns on the night of the 3rd of May. They also register the side effects caused by the medicines that they find, and verify that the majority of them provoke sleepiness. They examine as well the drawers, closets, as well as the twins' room and that no longer sleep in cots but in beds.

The final report of the process, in contrast to the images included in the same report, state that independently of the curious and morbid conclusions, the only fact that one can determine, as such, is the disparate behavior of the couple at the time of facing Madeleine's disappearance.

Source: Antena3 (Spanish)