Hospital visit symptoms and conditions

THIS IS A HORRIBLE DANGEROUS DRUG!!!!!
Doctors prescribed this to my mother for 5 years!!!! Because of it's devastating side effects it is FDA approved for short term 4-12 weeks and only as a last resort. And NEVER for Parkinson's patients. It is unclear if Reglan caused the Parkinson's like symptoms or if she had it prior. Either way the doctor was so wrong to prescribe this medication to her. She is completely disabled can't walk or even get out of a chair had a auto accident and falls one time a metal frame fell on her head causing a hospital visit another time she fell into cactus! I was horrified to learn that no one caught this error. Not one doctor or the drug store told my parents REGLAN could cause her to end up using a walker and unable to function even the simplest daily tasks and that these symptoms could be permanent.

My 9yr old son was prescribed singulair after hospitalization last October. This was 3rd such hospital visit,(intensive care etc) which is frightening for our child and ourselves. We have been willing to try anything after these episodes. Having read comments already posted I felt I had to relate our experience.
Our son has become terribly moody, anxious and lethargic. He has gained weight and we feel we have a complete stranger in our house. He is to be reviewed at hospital later this month (March) but do we as responsible parents demand that our son stops taking the meds and risk further deterioration in health and more hospital stays? I know that doctors always say "don't stop taking meds" but they do not live with us and see the adverse effects these meds are having on us as a family and also to our previously carefree lively 9yr old.