Frank Sinatra death: How did Frank Sinatra die?

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His manager at the time, Eliot Weisman, suggested the singer’s use of antidepressants could have exacerbated his issues.

Eliot told Fox News in 2017: “If you read about the antidepressant he was on, if you read the warnings, everything that could go wrong, like loss of vision, loss of hearing, loss of memory — all of those things he at one time or another was harmed by it.

“The antidepressant he was on… I think you’re only supposed to be on it for 12 to 13 months, at most.

“Then you come off it for a while or change it to another antidepressant. He was on it for 10 to 15 years.

“Barbara [Frank’s wife] decided that it was the wrong thing to do [to take him off the antidepressant] because sometimes when you go off one antidepressant and on to another, you could get violent.



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