Sort of.

He chose to medicate to remedy the bipolar - it didn't start the problem. Going to the hospital with liver problems is not "some no good reason". It seems he caught the flu there, though I don't know how sudden it was - or even how long he was initially there.

Bipolar, among other things, are in our genes and family. Manufactured society want's us to fit in their cubicle box to better "manage" and exploit humanity, and if you don't fit you get marginalized or extinguished.

My father was socially and perhaps mentally checked-out in the background for the last several years, just as I had been, on prescriptions. While they almost killed me, without more information and ability to discern the truth, I currently don't believe antidepressants killed my father. I may never know with any certainty.

I think his old age, obesity, diabetes, bad liver, the flu, and those ventilator death sentences killed him.