Yeah there have, they are no longer on this forum. You see people come and go and you dont always know if they have been cured, but you dont see them anymore. I know of two for sure who are much better and are on this forum less now, working too.

You do see this happen, people improve or get well and leave, others take their place and are on a similar journey. Others keep struggling.

I think we are all running around trying to make it happen because we dont know what else to do. If we've exhausted so many other things in life, then it's all pretty much hoping and working in the dark to some extent.

The main thing is, to keep going if the person can and keep trying. Better than doing nothing and letting things remain as they are. All the doctors and psychologists didn't do a thing for me, so I've pretty much been forced to find out a few things on my own.

I know my own symptoms well enough, so I am getting some ideas of what may have occured and why I'm not getting well like I had previously been. I was almost recovered from mercury toxicity after amalgam removal and chelation, but developed a serious infection in 2003 that knocked me so badly I never recovered. It' with me to this day. my recovery was pretty much ended there and then.

So I struggle now to try and find ways of lightening the load and see if I can make other adjustments, but now I find im almost at a standstill. My recovery previously from mercury was not easy, it was a long hard road, so unfortunately amlagam removal is not an instant cure for most.

One has to then detox the stored mercury and that is also long and pretty painful. Takes a lot of patience and perseverence. But yes there have been people who got well.