Originally Posted by Bex
YES!!! And sometimes it can shift and you can get into another pattern. I've had it for years. I still get it now, though for a few different reasons. No doubt partly mercury still.

Treating candida has helped, but things very easily go wrong. If I do or take anything that may not be suitable for me personally, all hell can break loose and for a long time following. I dont' bounce back.

HOpefully for you, the chelation will begin to clear the mercury so you may get more of the better patches that will hopefully last longer as time goes on. Some stability will hopefully return.

People know when I'm at my worst, because I'm on the computer so much. I just sit because I can hardly do anything else. I also find it hard to take things in. I find it hard and at times almost impossible to read a book and I find I read something over and over and I'm trying to make sense of it, even though to others it's easily understood.

The sensation of sheer stupidity and loss of short term memory are big issues. I have to repeat my questions to people because I can often not remember what they just said. It's embarrassing.
HAHHAA BEX me too! I can have such trouble concentrating or thinking sometimes it's crazy! Just as if you have smog in your brain and it's impossible to get things no matter how much you read it over and over. Sometimes it's effortless, but if it were school and things I was not really interested in then forget it, I could read it ten times and then just give up. This stuff ruined my college, I would get so frustrated trying to learn and think what is going on with me? I did not get it, now I do and know what it was. This sucks because I am very smart and could have been so much more, what would have been in life now? It's Gods plan though, so I won't argue it. Maybe I will prosper later on.

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