Paris Jackson REVEALS she got PTSD and was given 'addictive drugs' at Utah boarding school
Paris Jackson, Michael Jackson's daughter, opened about her trauma, providing certain intrinsic details. Paris is well-known for always talking about subjects that most celebrities dodge. Recently, in an interview with LVR magazine, she has opened up about the terrors she faced at her boarding school and PTSD.
Paris spoke up about a variety of topics for her LVR Magazine cover story, ranging from her solo career to criticizing certain mental institutes. She was homeschooled until she was moved to a Utah boarding school in seventh grade. It is at this school that she claims she developed PTSD. She accused doctors of giving "addictive drugs" while she was a student at the reformatory. Paris said, “There are a lot of things at play in those schools. They can shut down and reopen under a different name to avoid lawsuits, and it depends on how state laws work. If a kid decides to call their parents and say, ‘Please get me out of here,’ that center will likely hang up the phone and call the parents back to say ‘Don’t listen to them, they are manipulating you, doing everything they can to get out of here.'” She added, “Who are you going to listen to - a troubled teen or clinical professional?”
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Apart from this, Paris also proceeded to address psychiatrists and said, “There should be a better vetting process [in everything]. Before you medicate - or something even more dangerous, like selling a gun - you should vet them. It's important in all kinds of situations.”
She urged parents to understand how giving kids medications can trouble them and worsen their condition. Previously, Paris had opened up about mental abuse when Paris Hilton had revealed her story.
Now that a lot of truth has been uncovered via the recent interview, many fans of Paris Jackson took to social media and spoke about their own stories.
One user on Twitter shared, “I feel so vindicated and validated by hearing their stories! We all knew as teens here in Utah in the 90s what was happening! No one would listen to the kids! They would kidnap kids (with parents permission) in the middle of the night! I was at one and they left me in a empty -1,” adding, “-2 room for a week and made me eat off the floor in a hospital gown! I dont even remember why accept I was a smart ass and refused to do the tests they made us do I didn't have it half as tough as others though There were several who died in desert programs I knew 2 personally."
I feel so vindicated and validated by hearing their stories! We all knew as teens here in Utah in the 90s what was happening! No one would listen to the kids! They would kidnap kids (with parents permission) in the middle of the night! I was at one and they left me in a empty -1
— 𝐵𝓇𝒾𝑔𝒾𝓉𝓉𝑒 𝐹𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓈 💗 (@BrigitteFries) March 6, 2022
-2 room for a week and made me eat off the floor in a hospital gown! I dont even remember why accept I was a smart ass and refused to do the tests they made us do I didn't have it half as tough as others though There were several who died in desert programs I knew 2 personally
— 𝐵𝓇𝒾𝑔𝒾𝓉𝓉𝑒 𝐹𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓈 💗 (@BrigitteFries) March 6, 2022