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We went off dmsa for 2 weeks to do diflucan. The thing is, as long as there

is mercury, there will be yeast. The diflucan helped for about 3 weeks,

but the yeast came back.

Al and Kris Asker wrote:

We

just got back from a trip to see our DAN doctor in Provo. Ben had

a total of 2 weeks off his DMSA by the time we got back. He had a

secretin infusion when we were there (which I don't think is helping, so

this will be the last time). The doctor wants us to wait two weeks,

and start Ben up on the anti-yeast medicine Diflucan. Then, he wants

us to wait another two weeks after that before starting up the DMSA again.I

expressed to him my concern over trying another anti-yeast medicine.

He has tried both Nizerol and Nystatin, both of which he had bad side effects

with. He got really nauseous and stopped eating entirely with both,

and so, the doctor told us to take him off of each of them after it happened.Ben

has been stimmier than ever after getting back from Provo. He has

been acting like he did before we started doing chelation.I

have serious concerns about keeping him off the DMSA for that long.

If anyone else has had a similar experience with negative side effects

of anti-yeast medications or nill effects with secretin, could you please

email me privately? Thanks. Krisaka@...

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My son's tests showed no yeast. Does that mean he has no mercury?

R.

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Seems like I am suffering a really bad flare up of my symptoms and I

am trying to figure out why. I know my diet has been bad lately, and

the healer that I saw said that I may be experiencing a major dumping

of toxins in my blood stream right now from the supplements she gave

me, I am just so scared of this, and so tired of it. I wonder how I

can be so sick and still function at this level for much longer. I am

just hanging by a thread right now. I really pray that it gets better

soon. I was doing so good for awhile there that I just assumed I

would continue down that road, I am praying and also trying hard to

change the diet etc....that I am on so that I will get well soon. I

was doing so well when I was with my man in Idaho. I just wish it

would have lasted. I can't wait till I can be with my husband

everyday.

Maybe some of you ladies can tell me, Patty, Jackie etc....how do

your husbands cope with your illness? Do you try not to complain

about it to much or what? I am just worried about the strain it may

put on a new relationship, however, my husband is very religious and

very very loving and has faith that I will get better. I only hope

that will happen because the idea of getting worse is so frightening.

When I look back over some of the times I have actually done things,

working out, going to work, flying on airplanes, throwing birthday

parties for my daughter, attending different functions, and being so

ill it is amazing to me all I have been through and how ill I was

through so many of these things.

you wonder how you ever made it through, and it is like you have no

other choice so you just do.

ah, enough I guess.

Oh yes, my sister, my own sister still believes that it wasn't my

implants, things like that hurt, it is almost worse than the illness,

is the way people treat you and having no one believe you, but I know

for sure my body.

I remember feeling those feelings before my surgery, and I actually

was almost going to back out, it was like I had that nagging doubt,

but I wanted the beautiful breasts so badly I ignored my inner voice,

I went ahead with it.

Well, I guess I need to be patient,, it has only been 4 months, so

maybe I will be well within the year like everyone keeps telling me,

at least to not slip back so far would be great, thanks guys.