I wrote about a year ago. My 17 year old daughter was suicidal an...

I also wrote about a year ago of my child,since then we have experianced what i call "flashbacks" please join our fightwww.parentsforsafety.org i have been in contact with the FDA they say if they see a trend in reporting they will investigate this possibility.So report this new problem Good luck you are not alone

I'm no expert, and I agree you should notify the FDA, but I also have a theory that a negative Singulair reaction is similar to any other kind of trauma, and there can be long lasting or recurring effects, especially whenever a new stressful situation occurs. But this doesn't mean that she can't recover. Cognitive behavior therapy could help - it's a way of consciously training the brain to stop negative thought patterns.

Everyone responds differently to a traumatic event. Some people bounce right back, others may be more sensitive and require more support. My son is much better these days but it has been a long slow road to recovery and he still has a hard time in stressful situations. Of course I often wonder what he would have been like if he had never taken Singulair. But at other times when I see him laugh and smile I know that he has the capacity to be happy - something I feared he'd lost when he was taking Singulair - and I feel hopeful again for his future.