SEN CARDIN PLEASE

Dear Sen.Cardin

 Thank you again for  your time and  attention to the atrocities suffered  buy  people  which pain depression or addiction.

 Let me share  the details of tragic  deaths  of Paul Stickley and Joseph Nasser  from Maryland  i.

 Paul was a success story , for decades having done well despite addiction and depression which had previously not responded to electroshock treatment and  multiple hospitalizations.

With appropriate treatment ,he blossomed got married and got  off unemployment .  His treatment under my care   ended because of family rumors of bad treatment. I warned   Paul  and his family   of serious  risk because up his past history.  1 1/2   years later Paul died from a bleeding ulcer after receiving  shock treatments which shattered his back and left him in excruciating pain. The nonnarcotic painkillers  and bad doctors caused his death.

 Shockingly incredibly  the DC Board of medicine came  after  for having contributed to his problems. After only one day of expert testimony  the  medical board   I was exonerated. No one bothered to go after the event doctors and Suburban Hospital  for negligent homicide.

  Joseph was a success story as well.

 After years of turbulet battles  against depression and addiction   he did well   with psychopharmacological treatments and psychotherapy  and moved to Colorado to attend college. When DEA  raided my home  in Maryland   he began attending a local methadone clinic in  Colorado.

 He had become depressed, suicidal  He called me a number of times frantically. All I could do was to direct him to the local emergency rooms. He slashed his wrists and  died.

  His case was also reviewed by the DC Board of medicine.

 It was more than ironic. The DC Board of medicine  was responsible  for Joseph’s death.

 Dear Sen. What can we do to prevent future unnecessary homicides ?

 Please help please investigate.

 When do you have time to talk?

 Respectfully

Alen j Salerian md