When I needed to have my amagams out, I had no money because I was sick and out of work. So, my dentist's office had this CARE CREDIT plan which is like a charge card for your dental work. I applied and was approved. My entire amalgam removal (25 amalgams) and 2 root canals extracted and then bridges were needed cost me $10,000. The truth is that after all was said and done, I could not keep up with the monthly payments and I ended up having to file for bankruptcy anyway, so my dental work ended up being done for free. I didn't plan this. Things just got that bad after a while. For those of you who are struggling and sick and need your amalgams out, find a dentist with the CARE CREDIT plan and use it!! You'll just have to come up with a monthly payment.

Sandra

I wonder if they do that in the UK. I have a credit card, which I already owe a small fortune on, lol, but still have about £2000 credit left, and I'm hoping that it can be used to pay for treatment.

Technically I should be working full time, but I just can't face it right now. I have so much anxiety, phobias, and am really tired all the time. I've worked part-time, but ended up quitting as the situations got too bad for me, both physically and socially.

I never thought it could be my teeth. Maybe if I get the fillings replaced, I'll have more energy, more zest for life, and get things done. These days I've become so lazy and just lost interest in things that I used to love. I'm enrolled in college, but I just can't seem to concentrate on work some days so it takes me longer to finish things than I would like.

Everything you've just described here fits the mercury toxicity picture to a T. You have a lot of my symptoms. I haven't been able to work for three years now. I was the most energetic, active, ambitious and motivated person around. Now I barely have the energy to take a shower. Those of us who are chronically fatigued from mercury poisoning, along with depressed, no ambition, etc. it's because of what mercury does to the endocrine system. It affects the adrenal glands and the thyroid, even if your lab tests are normal. You should have a complete workup with an endocrinologist anyway. If your tests come back normal, buy a good natural thyroid boosting supplement and a good adrenal boosting supplement and you might start feeling somewhat better.

Sandra