It sounds like you can at least point to the wisdom tooth removal as being at point at which things changed for you Bex. I hope that can lead you to some useful ideas. Sometimes symptoms are all we have and we just have to make the most of what they are telling us.

I'm pretty sure mercury must still be a problem for me. My sleep problems had gone away for a year prior to amalgam removal, and they have been troublesome ever since removal, worsening as usual in the winter. I guess it's possible that during removal, with no protection, I took in more mercury than I did during the whole time I had the amalgams in my mouth. I also can't imagine what else could be making me ill, though it will hopefully help to talk to Dr. Peatfield about this.

Maybe I should try 3 days on/3 days off chelation again. I was able to do this until the SAD set in.

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