Friend of mine has fired up a blog. She is fully recovered now after chelating under the Cutler protocol.

“My blog is called mercurystories.com and it's about my personal experience of recovering from mercury toxicity caused by amalgam fillings. I got well by using the Frequent Dose Chelation protocol pioneered by Andrew Hall Cutler in his book 'Amalgam Illness.' I talk about chelation in my blog, and provide links to useful detox resources. I also talk about what the mercury toxic life is really like, from the perspective of someone who was plunged deep into illness, but is now perfectly well. I hope this site will open people's eyes to the reality of what mercury toxic people have to endure, and educate them about the best ways to avoid and/or cure mercury poisoning. “

www.mercurystories.com

How many mercury fillings did she have? I had 25 of them. I struggled to do chelation, and had to keep stopping, as my sleep was already too disturbed. I had the last of my fillings replaced 3 years ago. At first I started feeling better after a few weeks of chelation, but then had long periods when I felt much worse and couldn't chelate. Now I am chelating again, however I find it hard to complete even 3 day rounds. In the three years since replacement, I think I only did around 50 rounds, and none of those were longer than 3 days. Someone needs to develop some patches or timed release chelation pills, so that people can still try to get decent sleep while chelating.

Don't know how many she had, no doubt she had a mouthful, ask her yourself.

I remember when you started and i remember when you had difficult rounds. No doubt about it, getting better is hard labour.