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Roky Erickson Psychedelic Ice Cream Documentary - Ban Shock

The concert featured, Roky Erickson and the Explosives, Spoon, Robyn Hitchcock and Peter Buck, Stuart Braithwaite of Mogwai, Tommy Hancock, Black lips, Powell St. John, Sumner Erickson of the Texcentrics.

The Ice Cream Social is co-sponsored this year by the Coalition for the Abolition of Electroshock in Texas (CAEST). Many artists have been hurt over the years by the labels and biological treatments of the mental health system. Roky Erickson, Townes Van Zandt and Jim Franklin are Austin music legends who suffered from psychiatric electroshock, also known as electroconvulsive therapy, or ECT. Families Rock Productions is also a co-sponsor.

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Coalition for the Abolition of Electroshock in Texas
http://www.endofshock.com/

http://www.youtube.com/psychetruth
http://www.myspace.com/psychtruth

Copyright 2007-2008 CAEST. All Rights Reserved.

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  • yes, it's still used as a therapy. I don't really understand it, but it does work for some people. On the other hand, it can turn out very badly.

  • "work" is kind of a relative thing. The supposed "therapeutic effects" of ECT don't last very long. That's why people that receive it are often given follow treatments called "maintenance shocks".

    I've met more than two dozen people that have had ECT and only 1 of them claimed it really benefited him. The mass majority of the people I've talked too said it was the worst thing they ever experienced.

    Everyone describes memory loss; sometimes so bad you can't remember who your child is.

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  • It is done here in Austin as well as elsewhere and is one of the essential tools of the New World Order unless we raise our voices effectively against it.

    DJP

  • Love is the best therapy. Peace.

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  • I've had 27 ECT treatments, where i was at a point where i didnt or couldnt understand anything. I suffer memery loss- short and long term (I cant even read a book) and at points find myself looking at nothing in a daze. Can this be revervesed? atmarley06@yahoo.com

  • @12Zwolf, i agree it's mental abuse and torture. I had ECT at the age of 14 to 15 yrs of age. It was horiffic, dreadful. Wrongly diagnosed too, with schizophrenia, when infact i've temperol lobe epilepsy. Psychiatry can be dangerous in most situations. A friend of mine, her other friend had ECT, she's cabbaged now, like a vegetable. It causes serious injury, it wasn't prescribed for any mental illness, or depression. It was used for something that really had nothing to do with the mental health.

  • Chemical treatments which may help a person already hurt? 1. Excitotoxicity. Avoid hidden sources of MSG in food - Dr. Blaylock Truth in Labeling - and Aspertame; supplement with Magnesium citrate or glycinate 2. Oxidation. Vitamine E and C both. 3. Brain Repair. Arginine Pyroglutamate "Used to treat senility, mental retardation and alcoholism." L-Arginine and Lysine promote Growth Hormone. Arginine key to repair tissue & bone. See also, Phosphatidyl Serine, & Citicholine.

  • Thank You For Posting; Perhaps the ElectoShock Nazis like the wiping out of childhood memories, to enable getting away with paedophilia. If the victim can't remember the abuse, then that victim can't testify against the abuser. 'Depression' experienced by the victim, and used as an excuse by the psychiatric community to abuse/torture, is caused by abuse the victim suffered during childhood. GroundHog Day abuse cycle.

    Cheers!

    Valkyrie Ziege Mourne

  • Kingdom of Heaven is a great song

  • well, maybe no one deserve electroshock...

  • Great show.

  • dear sir, what can you do after you have had that treatment and it failed and it made my mother brain scattered.. is there anything that can help ? It destoyed my mother...sad.. but i wish i knew what to do.. to help her...she worse now then before the shock treatment .....

  • wow its really a small world because i clicked to watch this because of being a roky erickson fan, but first thing i see is jack blood and i actually listen to his radio show quite often

  • I had ECT months ago and I can't remember what I had for breakfast! ECT = not a good idea.

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