Time mother symptoms and conditions

Hello, I'm a 24 year old first time mother. After my child was born, I wanted a convenient form of birth control. Mirena seemed like the perfect option. no muss no fuss for five years! 
So, I had it placed at 6 weeks post partum. Upon placement I experienced mild cramping and bleeding for about a month. no big deal. I figured it's a small price to pay, considering I just endured labor.
About 4 weeks in, I began to develop acne on my chin, shoulders, and back. (Which had never been a problem before). Then came the pain and bloating in my abdominal region. (Which I initially attributed to gas). Then came the weight gain. 
I convinced myself to stick it out, these symptoms could pass. 

7 weeks later, enough is enough. Mirena is the obvious culprit, it's coming out! 
I made an appointment, removal of the device was relatively painless. But after explaing my abdominal pains, my Dr. decided to scope the area with an internal sonogram. Immediately, he found a 'larger than he'd like' sized cyst on my left ovary! 
This is only after a short 7 weeks. He said it was more than likely due to the progesterone from the Mirena. 
I'm still waiting for my period, and now for my follow up appointment to observe my CYST. 
So ridiculous. Mirena is more trouble than it's worth. If your body isn't reacting appropriately to a birth control, please trust yourself and make a change. 
Thank god I listened to my body and not the disapproving tone of my husband.          

My 5 years old son has been on Singulair for 9 months. His allergy symptoms have completely gone away. He’s no longer has his night time cough, bloody nose, and frequent croup due to allergies.
My life has been a living HELL from the moment I started this medicine. Before he was on this medicine he was always a pleasant, smart, well-behaved child. Right after he started singulair he began having temper tantrums, becoming increasingly argumentative, not listening. He gets mood swings like you would not believe cry and/or yell at us over the silliest things, kicking, screaming, nightmares, and became very physically aggressive. We were unable to take him places because we never knew how he would behave in public .He was extremely unhappy little 5 year old boy. He also complained of upset stomach and fatigue. Even his school complained about his behavior and they said that he might have PDD. After consulting with doctors we got the assurance that he does not have PDD, but we end up changing his school anyway.
Being a first time mom I never thought it was the medication, I thought it was just a normal behavior. I thought as a parent I must be doing something wrong! I couldn't believe that other parents have gone through the same nightmare.
Two weeks ago the doctor handed me a report about singulair and its suicidal side effect and ask me to stop using this medicine for a while. Since then I started to notice a dramatic change in our son's behavior. He woke up singing, laughing. He wants to help with chores. He is doing great with his school lessons, and very patient with everyone. He is now a more stable and friendly 5 years old.
Wow, I have a completely different child, and thank God I took him off singulair.
As parents, please let’s do something to stop poisoning our children.