Petition against the arrest warrant for Sara Glatt!

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   Name: Steven Novick on Nov 23, 2011

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   Name: Dan Levy on Nov 23, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Nov 23, 2011

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   Name: David Gotman on Nov 23, 2011

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   Name: Dr Geoff Noller on Nov 23, 2011

   Comments: The issue here is not ibogaine per se, but how treatment is managed. I am not versed in Dutch law, but elsewhere, e.g. New Zealand, if a patient demands to leave a treatment situation, unless that person is required to be there by law, the decision to leave is theirs. Sara's situation is very unfortunate. In her situation it would be important to know what protocols were in place around patient safety. For example, was there provision to inform authorities if it was deemed that her patient was a danger to himself or others? This should, in my view, be included in the consent a patient signs prior to treatment.

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   Name: Jonathan Dickinson on Nov 23, 2011

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   Name: Alison Roy on Nov 23, 2011

   Comments: Please consider the greater cost of stopping such valuable work. All things contain a potential danger; driving alone is in itself a dangerous thing and kills great numbers of people, yet we have not banned vehicle use... Please don't destroy a womens' life/work/family. it is not the answer to this tradgedy. respectfully,

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   Name: Tanea Paterson on Nov 23, 2011

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   Name: Antal T.Molnar on Nov 23, 2011

   Comments: Im sadden to see this unfortunate incident overshadow all the good Sara Glatt has done in the lives of all the people that suffer from addiction and there families. Sara Glatt has a heart of a saint!!!!

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    Name: Sandra Karpetas on Nov 23, 2011

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    Name: Jennifer Foreman on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: This accident was not the fault of Sara, nor was it the fault of her treatment. That is obvious. What is this really about? Certainly not the facts presented.

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    Name: David Graham Scott on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: I support Sara and wish it to be known that she is in the business of helping people and not destroying them.

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    Name: Gary Bryan on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Maya Halladay on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: I don't see how Sara Glatt can be in any way held responsible for the actions of this man who voluntarily decided to end his treatment & leave the premises. What else could she have done?

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    Name: Barry Rossinoff on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: How can you measure the value brought to society by Sarah and her dedication to service? Please consider.

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    Name: Roi Talmor on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: P. Bert on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Bovenga Na Muduma on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: Sara has helped so many, and she should be celebrated, not punished. Many addicts and former addicts are forever grateful to her.

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    Name: Christine Minanga Fitzsimmons on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Narina Walls on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: Sara has helped many addicts return from being hardened addicts to clean and sober living members of society over the past 10 or so years and has served all well with the help of Ibogaine. Ibogaine in itself is not harmful and is a better and safer detox than what others use. She should not be held responsible for persons actions after leaving a treatment and Ibogaine cannot be blamed either for the deaths. If a person uses drugs against the knowledge of the provider they are aware that the potential for overdose is great , same as if they do decide to return to their IV habit after Ibogaine treatment. Sara would warm patients of the risks they could pose to themselves, but has no control of what they do afterwards.

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    Name: Craig Crow on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Chris on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Jasen Chamoun on Nov 24, 2011

    Comments: I support Sara fully for the work she does

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    Name: Paul Featherstone on Nov 24, 2011

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    Name: Jon Grocott on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Chris Bava on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Cat Asche on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: James Millard on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: Sara Glatt is a noble woman.

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    Name: Sandra Hartman on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: my thoughts and prayers are with you sara. you have given so much to so many. i wish all the best for you. i don't see the connection between this man's fate and your responsibility to him. these can be truly difficult people to work with and they are adults. there is only so much one can do.

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    Name: Sarita Wilkins on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Kevin Franciotti on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: John Teeple on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: Sounds to me like the guy was an asshole - not ready for recovery on his own, but rejecting the help available to him. Not uncommon. I've done the iboga "cure" and can attest to its effectiveness. It's a very individual thing.

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    Name: Anonymous on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Mary Ditton on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Eleanor Embury on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: Do not let the actions of one man negate the amazing healing done for so many.

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    Name: Michael Foreman on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Dora Sharpe on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Leo Mallo on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Dana Beal on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: Free Sara!

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    Name: Andy Barrette on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: Sara Glatt wasn't only trying to help, she was helping, and the man's death was completely unrelated.

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    Name: Joe C on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Randy Head on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: this is truly a shame..

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    Name: Cam on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Robert Oka Bussinger on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Diane SanFilippo on Nov 25, 2011

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    Name: Inon on Nov 25, 2011

    Comments: The facts of the case is it is not entirely her fault. I would suggest that in future there should be a contract signed for people to stay afterwards that is legally binding. But in this case it is not the plant or the facility that failed, but the human being who did follow the procedure of the facility.

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    Name: John Harrison on Nov 26, 2011

    Comments: Standing with you Sara !!!

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    Name: Ty Dean on Nov 26, 2011

    Comments: KEEP SARA FREE!

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    Name: P Lenee Hicks on Nov 26, 2011

    Comments: I have met two people who have had success with this form of treatment to recover their lives and was amazed at their results. I feel it would be a more serious criminal act to punish someone for the acts of another, who against the advice of the administrator left prematurely. Please reconsider

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