Email to Edward Lehman: a French psychiatrist had already documented severe depression in 2011, attested in writing in 2015

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Writing to his lawyer Edward Lehman, Vincent B. Le Corre describes a medical thread that begins long before the Shanghai sessions and inside France’s own health system. A few months after being dismissed from his job, in September 2011, his doctor gave him the name of a psychiatrist. That practitioner would later attest in writing, on 4 September 2015, that Vincent B. Le Corre presented a severe depressive symptomatology (« Symptomatologie dépressive sévère »), that he had come to find himself in a state of great psychological suffering (« Se retrouve dans un état de grande souffrance psychologique. »), and that a high-dose antidepressant treatment had been prescribed (« Traitement antidépresseur à haute dose prescrit. »). Vincent B. Le Corre notes that the psychiatrist spoke positively of what he was attempting against McDonald’s. He also recalls that around 2016, near personal bankruptcy, he told the President of the Paris Court that he could no longer afford the antidepressants that had been prescribed to him. This is a different practitioner from the psychiatrist consulted in Shanghai; the two medical threads are distinct and are recorded separately.

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