In this powerful and emotionally charged episode of The Jessica Papineau Show, Jessica sits down with Kim Witczak, a national drug safety advocate and brand strategist, to share her incredible journey from personal tragedy to public impact. After losing her husband to an undisclosed side effect of the antidepressant Zoloft, Kim embarked on a two-decade battle against pharmaceutical giants and government institutions, including a groundbreaking lawsuit against Pfizer. Her mission: to expose the hidden risks of widely prescribed medications and demand transparency from the FDA.
Kim reveals how grief, intuition, and a literal sign from above—a floating Bible in Lake Michigan—led her to become what she calls an "accidental advocate." Through faith, inner transformation, and relentless determination, Kim's voice has ignited change at the national level, including black box suicide warnings on antidepressants. This episode is a must for anyone interested in medical transparency, personal empowerment, and the transformative power of grief.
You'll Discover:
- The hidden side effects of antidepressants and why transparency in drug labeling matters.
- How Kim’s faith and intuition sparked a nationwide movement for drug safety.
- The shocking story behind her lawsuit against Pfizer—and how it helped other families.
- The power of one voice in creating legislative and cultural change.
- How personal grief can catalyze a life of purpose, advocacy, and global impact.
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