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I know of a couple of people with MS and I can't help wonder if they have amalgam fillings. I don't know either of them personally, but both got sick in their teens. I got sick with the OCD in my teens. One of them was in school with me and I always remember him as a great dancer, but now he is in a wheelchair.
How can we make people we "know of" with symptoms of poisonong aware of the issue without bursting into their lives and appearing rude and insensitive if they don't even have amalgam fillings? I have got bad reaction just on email groups from mentioning the possibility that some of them with similar health problems to me might be poisoned.
This is one I've really been struggling on lately. To not get the message to such people seems to confound their suffering, and while I always take the approach in life of telling people things they might not want to hear anyway because at least then they have the information, that isn't always well received and I'm strongly disliked, even though I am only thinking of them.
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