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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 137
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I can join this club too. Mercury makes me feel completely insane. I feel like every day is about trying to stay alive, and the scariest part about it is that it makes you feel like it is permanent, and no matter how much you try to stay rational about it all, you have no desire to carry on because the pain is too much and we all have our limits. I'm a complete hermit, too scared to leave the house, answer the door, answer the phone, even leave my room. Unbelievable when you think how extroverted a person i was before amalgams were shoved into my gob. I'm shivering with anger about it all, and i want to sue these mother ****ers when i am cured. You need to get those amalgams removed Jinx because the tap is leaking every day. I have mine out but even that might not be enough as some people seem to need getting the mercury vapour from under the fillings removed too. Russ is right when he says that if there is a cause, then there is a cure. That's the only way to get through it and to keep looking for an answer. I had the misfortune of seeing conventional doctors lately for a different problem. I seen three of them. Two of them said "I have mercury fillings and i'm fine" and looked at me like i'm bonkers. The other one said that if mercury was such a problem then us doctors would know about it. So this is what we're all up against. Don't listen to any quack psychologist. They are getting good money to insult us by telling us what we already know. They don't get paid to understand the devastating effects of mercury in the nervous system.
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