Hi Lynn,

Thanks. Yeah exactly!

Before I ever even had the internet, i was still not going anywhere anyway and was at home all the time because I was always sick, though an alterntaive doctor did help me with the diet, which was life saving at the time. However, once I got my amalgam out and the dumping stage of mercury started, I was LOST. My own doctor couldn't do much to help either. I was not going far either because I was ignorant of what was happening. It was amazing how much I learned when I got on the net and just started reading and finding out many other people out there were like myself, searching for answers, but not finding any (with their own doctors) and finding more help on the net.

Cutler's protocol was on here and that was a great help in ridding me of mercury at that time. I was 28 when we got the internet and was in the midst of the mercury dump and had no way of alleviating my symptoms and my idea of 'detox" was painful and slow. Cutler's sped it up and made it MUCH easier. I was getting well by age 30. Yes I got sick again later from a virus, which was out of my control and has affected me profoundly ever since, but before that, I was well on my way to being what I felt almost completely well.

So I hope the same for others and it happens differently for everybody. I see people who've been on this forum and gone again and gotten improvements and are now working. Others are more long term sick and remain and tend to share what they might not be able to share in their own lives. I think personally that it may well have saved some from suicide, or at least worse depression and sense of total isolation.

I know there is bad to the internet, but there is also much good and so much support. It depends on what one does with this tool.