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I guess i just need some advice and reassurance that removing my amalgams is the right thing to do. So if any of you have any advice or words of encouragement i could really use it.

Joe:

I just read your post again, and it appears you are experiencing a lot of things I did. I won't give specific advice because you just got a lot of great advice from all the above posters. You will find a lot of good tips here by a lot of very smart people - way smarter than me now that mercury has damaged my brain.

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I think you are on the right track. Read Cutler, all you can and proceed along those lines. I did, and I am doing better than I was - I was really sick for quite a while, but the brain fog and anxiety and all that can get better from chelation. Try a lot of things. Exercise, diet, sleeping enough, the right supplements - it can make a huge difference. But do not be afraid to stop if you feel in your gut something is wrong - sometimes taking a break from everything is the best course of action - at least it has been for me.

TW