I agree Grreat Teacher.
People completely deserve their privacy in this as well as many other areas.
The one place I think merits extra thought is when it comes to elders.
If indeed those elders are taking mood altering medications and sitting on judicial hearings where they render decisions that alter peoples lives hugely.
Several airlines had policies that would not allow pilots to use these types of drugs and fly.
There was a backlash and policy was being reviewed but the question remains.
Should a surgeon be allowed to use this type of medication and not let others know?
A sharpshooter on a SWAT team?
A teacher?
A nanny in your home caring for an infant?
I do not presume to have answers - only questions.
I can speak to this however...
a very nice young person I know did something requiring a judicial committee. In the course of that meeting an elder "lost it". He got in the young persons face screaming obscenities with spittle flying out of his mouth.
Guess what excuse was given later for this behavior?
He was "off his meds".
On meds? Off meds? Accountability?
Whose to say?