Jinx, I am like this most of the time. I cannot really read books or watch movies and in fact if I do, I get more upset so I avoid it.

AFter you get your teeth extracted? I would wait for a few weeks for that to settle and get the last two amalgams out as soon as you can.

If you can, get the dentist to do what he / she can for you as far as protection goes. If you can get them to understand your situation or at least do their best, it's better than nothing.

Easy for people to say do this or that, I've had that myself and some people are simply not as ill as others. But my view is this. You are so ill right now, and you won't know if you're risking yourself worse by chelating or not because you still have amalgams.

If all of this is GONE, then you are free from any sense of risk with chelation as far as amalgams are concerned. That part will at least be gone.

To me, chelation and diet are the main things to concentrate on (after amalgams are removed!). I know you've heard this many times over, but keep the diet going, it's all you have right now and for me, cheating is disasterous. I stick with a plain diet of eggs, meat, and vegetables and good fats.

That is it. If I start heading into high carbs or straight sugar, i'm in even deeper trouble.