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I also had symptoms that seem to be like OCD before my amalgam removal (July 2000).

I would line things up at the dinner table, like silverware, so they were exactly in line. I would have horrible thoughts of car accidents when riding in a car. Would also constantly worry about what someone else thought about the conversation I just had with them. Would also constantly worry about what kind of an impression I made on others.

The fears went on and on and changed the course of my life. I went from having high aspirations and low expectatations to now having deep confidence in what I'm doing and where I'm going.

In analyzing the in-depth ways that mercury changed me emotionally and physiologically, and having experiencing a dramatic recovery from these burdens, I'm writing an in-depth analysis of how mercury affects people on this level and will be publishing it on this forum (free) and in print.

I truly believe if people realized what had been stolen from them in terms of:
  • confidence,
  • stability,
  • courage,
  • self-discipline,
  • I.Q.,
  • passion and
  • general quality of relationships

—by mercury—
...many would be furious equal-to or beyond the level they are knowing what mercury has done to them physically.


Oh how right you are, I alternate between being angry and feeling sorry for myself, I have to work so hard just to have a bm every day....sorry if TMI but my digestion is so impaired.

Russ, how long before you noticed a real improvement in your mental and emotional health? And did your digestion ever get better?

I am looking forward to reading your story Russ, I love happy endings.

Sandi

Last edited by Sandi Flood; 07/18/06 02:46 PM.