Sheila Matthews, Author at AbleChild

The National Defense Education Act versus the Mental Health & Drug Industries

Written on May 30, 2023.

The Biden-Harris Administration wants to help schools deliver “critical mental health care services” to students by, once again, proposing millions for an industry that has enjoyed billions over the years with deadly outcomes producing a generation...

Proposed Legislation Misses Target in the Aftermath of Parkland Mass Murder

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Written on February 8, 2023.

Following the Parkland school shooting sentencing trial of Nikolas Cruz, there is an attempt to make it easier for juries in the State of Florida to impose the death penalty, a bill has been filed in both houses of the Florida Legislature to change...

The Ball is in the Court! Mental Health Outcomes on Trial

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Written on July 18, 2022.

Public and private behavioral health relationships are killing our citizens by mass murder. The merger between public and private entities has long been a problem for the American citizen. Have we reached a saturation level illustrated with mass...

ABLECHILD TO BE ON VERO’S VOICE RADIO

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Written on February 17, 2021.

AbleChild Cofounder, Sheila Matthews, will be on Vero’s Voice Radio with Rhett Palmer, February 18, 2021 at 8 am to discuss Informed Consent. Listen Live Talk Live with Rhett Palmer

FDA Responds to AbleChild’s MedWatch PSA Request for Public Education

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Written on April 30, 2020.

Recently, AbleChild requested that the FDA run their own PSA (Public Service Announcement) to educate the public on how to report Adverse Drug Reactions directly to the Agency. The FDA’s response to our request is shocking, as they state that...

Why Toxicology & Death Certificate Reports Matter in Setting Public Policy

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Written on April 24, 2020.

As a Country, we rely on death statistics to improve public policy and enhance overall health. Believe it or not the details in the toxicology and death certificates that are processed through the medical examiner’s office provide valuable...

FDA’s MedWatch Minute, Where has it been?

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Written on April 6, 2020.

AbleChild found a 2016 Public Service Announcement on the Consumer Adverse Drug Reporting System. One must ask, why hasn’t this been running on TV? With the billion dollar drug industry advertising on TV, it is amazing that this FDA PSA hasn’t...

Medwatch: Time is of the Essence

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Written on April 2, 2020.

Take Action: Push for MedWatch Information With the medical federal state of emergency, the government is looking to fast track potentially life-saving pharmaceuticals and vaccines. Given these circumstances, we feel this is a perfect time to educate...

Buster B. Basset Hound – The Label Buster

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Written on March 24, 2020.

Finally a book for families that not only discusses the problems caused by labeling children but also offers explanations and solutions that a child can understand. This entertaining book is written from a child’s perspective and validates a child’s...

Where did all the facts go in mass murder reporting, opinions, and investigations?

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Written on April 25, 2018.

Where do all the facts go in mass murder reporting and opinon journalism? The lack of factual reporting will ultimately impact societies’ liberties, freedoms, and human rights.

Author: Sheila Matthews

The National Defense Education Act versus the Mental Health & Drug Industries

Proposed Legislation Misses Target in the Aftermath of Parkland Mass Murder

The Ball is in the Court! Mental Health Outcomes on Trial

ABLECHILD TO BE ON VERO’S VOICE RADIO

FDA Responds to AbleChild’s MedWatch PSA Request for Public Education

Why Toxicology & Death Certificate Reports Matter in Setting Public Policy

FDA’s MedWatch Minute, Where has it been?

Medwatch: Time is of the Essence

Buster B. Basset Hound – The Label Buster

Where did all the facts go in mass murder reporting, opinions, and investigations?

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