Connor_Karen

It's a 40% contingency fee in the event of a recovery for the client.

Our clients suffered cognitive dysfunction such as inability to process new information, loss of focus in daily life, and heightened risks of early dementia and accelerated aging. Many people experience nausea, vomiting, seizures, or death.

Lasting memory loss is one of many consequences of brain damage. By brain damage, I mean the actual physical injury inflicted by the brain's exposure to electricity, resulting in the above symptoms.

Good question. Scientologists have historically been some of the loudest opponents of ECT. I personally am not a scientologist.

They do, but the consent form currently doesn't mention electrical injury to the brain.

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