Dr Janet Wreglesworth, a 43-year-old GP was frustrated at
work and hence was driven to suicide, an inquest into her death has heard.
Dr Wreglesworth's husband revealed that he was shocked as
there was no indication that his wife was frustrated. Dr Wreglesworth committed
suicide by overdosing on anti-depressants and alcohol.
Mr Wreglesworth told the inquest that his wife was facing
problems adjusting to the business side of her practice. "She didn't like
running the business side of things and she didn't like the interviewing
process because she wanted to be a doctor - the thing that she was good
at," he added. "None of it makes any sense. We'd just booked a
holiday."
Dr Wreglesworth had
been prescribed anti-depressants as she was being treated for depression. At
the time of her death she had high levels of the antidepressant dosulepin and
alcohol in her body.
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