My doctor prescribed Seroquel for me in 2004. Within four months I was diagonosed with diabetes. It has been six long years dealing with a desease that has no cure. The results of it is a heavy burden of trying to eat the right foods and try not to get high or low blood sugars. Always knowing you cannot ever eat foods that you like and portions that are very small. And there is always the knowledge that some terrible thing will eventually happen to you…eye sight loss, kidney failure, liver problems go to sleep and maybe go into a comma and never come out..Always having to have someone check on you every morning to make sure you made it through the night. This has been my worst night mare.
AstraZeneca should be made by the courts to pay every person who is going through this terrible ordeal. Money cannot restore your health but they should pay for what they have done to each one of us. Six years is long enough, I say PAY NOW!!!

My fiance “finally” went in to get help for his bi-polar in 2006 and now, because he has been diagnosed with diabetes (he takes pills & shots daily), and gained “150” pounds, (this drug gives you the “munchies”, he has more things to cause him to worry and fear. AZ should take this drug off of the market and pay off these people whose lives have been incredibly altered and shortened thanks to AZ’s lies and deceit.

Seroquel caused the diabetes that took my moms life in 2006. Money will never replace her and it won’t stop the pain I feel. I think not only should AZ pay but they should admit what they and appologize. I mean my gosh they took her from me forever! I will never see her again and my son will never know his mamaw. I also look at it as they took my dad too, because he died of a broken heart less than a year later. My dad cried for her everyday until he died. So not only will my son never know his mamaw but he will never his papaw either. All thanks to Astra Zeneca!

I was prescribed Seroquel (300 mgs. at bedtime) in August of 2009, for ptsd, so to be able to sleep through the night. It always seemed I was more tired in the morning, like having a “hangover”, which greatly slowed me down during the day. A year later I was dignosed with Diabetes, and Diabetic Neuropathy. It’s been hell on earth for me for the last ten years, wondering if I will awake in the morning. I also suffer from ‘Restless Leg Syndrome” and difficulty swallowing. In November 2006, I was without the drug for ten days, due to a glitch with the V.A., I became totally Psychotic, and got into a lot of trouble wlth the Law. I was arrested, and spent 60 days in jail. I was 56 years old at the time, and had never been in any type of trouble in my whole life, so be careful not to stop taking Seroquel abruptly. I stopped taking Seroquel in May 2007, while incarcerated, and it was hell to say the least, but at least I was in a controlled environment. It really does’nt matter though as the damage has already been done. From what I understand, AZ is going to come to terms on about 17,500 cases, for around $192,000,000, this comes out to about $10,000 per person. WHAT A JOKE!!. AZ has raked in about 6 Billion dollars in the last 3 years on this poison, and their stoks, have remained the same, if not better. They are not going to lose anything in this deal.My Attorney was glad I was able to get off the stuff, as she said it would look better for me in the long run. At this point though, I am lucky if I get 4 hours sleep at night, which is usually disturbed. I bet none of AZ executives are missing any sleep over this. Am awaiting to hear more on this matter from my Attorny.

I have been on Seroquel ffrom the late 80′ until around 2008-9 and have been to hell and back. I f anyone can help me with an attorney i thankyou much. I have Diabeaties, HBP, high colestorol, an A1C of 14, Diabeties Neiropathy and RLS. I ws told I am told by my doctor that I am a walking heart attack awaiting and a primary canidate for a massige stroke, PLEASE HELP. I am a single parent of and 14 year o;d daughter and a 10 year old son. I tell you the company that did this to me do not care.