Success Chelating Jen

September 17, 2002

We have been Chelating Jen for Mercury using (DMSA ... brand Name Chemet)

for along time and still are. We had a test during the summer that from

Doctor Data showing she chelated Mercury. During the last week Jen has

learned to ride her three-wheel bicycle, three-wheel scooter, and she can

petal a go-cart. Month ago she would just sit in the toys and scream to be

pushed. She has also learned to work her sister's two-wheel scooter. Granted

she is shaky on the two-wheel scooter, but she is doing it. Also she always

carries a stick to stimulate her mouth and face with, but when she got on

the toys last night she handed me the stick. I was so surprised. Also she

has a slight language increase, but she seems to be talking to the VCR tapes

when they are playing on the TV. She was very upset with " Pete's Dragon "

last night.

This weekend we are chelating Jen again and we are also chelating my other

daughter Kim, because Dr. Brenner (DAN Doctor) believes as do I that Kim

also has Mercury Poison. I was told that it could take 16 rounds until any

Mercury comes of Kim. That seems about right because we did about 16 rounds

or more with Jen before we seen results.

Well, I just wanted to let others know we are having success. As long as

there is life there is hope!

Beverly Weakley

Mom of Jen and Kim

March 23, 2008

Thank you so much for posting your update! It's a good reminder that

healing takes time, no matter how fast we wish it would happen. We are

still waiting on some test results but I am very eager to get started.

Best of luck to Jen and her upcoming graduation and to Kim who seems to

be doing great.

Janet

March 23, 2008

Congratulations and best wishes for continued progress and healing!

Thanks for sharing your success story. They rekindle my hope!!

>

> We have been Chelating Jen for Mercury using (DMSA ... brand Name

Chemet)

> for along time and still are. We had a test during the summer that

from

> Doctor Data showing she chelated Mercury. During the last week Jen

has

> learned to ride her three-wheel bicycle, three-wheel scooter, and

she can

> petal a go-cart. Month ago she would just sit in the toys and

scream to be

> pushed. She has also learned to work her sister's two-wheel

scooter. Granted

> she is shaky on the two-wheel scooter, but she is doing it. Also

she always

> carries a stick to stimulate her mouth and face with, but when she

got on

> the toys last night she handed me the stick. I was so surprised.

Also she

> has a slight language increase, but she seems to be talking to the

VCR tapes

> when they are playing on the TV. She was very upset with " Pete's

Dragon "

> last night.

>

> This weekend we are chelating Jen again and we are also chelating

my other

> daughter Kim, because Dr. Brenner (DAN Doctor) believes as do I

that Kim

> also has Mercury Poison. I was told that it could take 16 rounds

until any

> Mercury comes of Kim. That seems about right because we did about

16 rounds

> or more with Jen before we seen results.

>

> Well, I just wanted to let others know we are having success. As

long as

> there is life there is hope!

> Beverly Weakley

> Mom of Jen and Kim

>

March 24, 2008

Bevery,

I would be very interested in knowing what protocol you used for dmsa

on Jen. I am getting ready to start the dan protocol for my son and

of course Im nervous. thanks, Phyllis

> >

> > We have been Chelating Jen for Mercury using (DMSA ... brand Name

> Chemet)

> > for along time and still are. We had a test during the summer

that

> from

> > Doctor Data showing she chelated Mercury. During the last week

Jen

> has

> > learned to ride her three-wheel bicycle, three-wheel scooter, and

> she can

> > petal a go-cart. Month ago she would just sit in the toys and

> scream to be

> > pushed. She has also learned to work her sister's two-wheel

> scooter. Granted

> > she is shaky on the two-wheel scooter, but she is doing it. Also

> she always

> > carries a stick to stimulate her mouth and face with, but when

she

> got on

> > the toys last night she handed me the stick. I was so surprised.

> Also she

> > has a slight language increase, but she seems to be talking to

the

> VCR tapes

> > when they are playing on the TV. She was very upset with " Pete's

> Dragon "

> > last night.

> >

> > This weekend we are chelating Jen again and we are also chelating

> my other

> > daughter Kim, because Dr. Brenner (DAN Doctor) believes as do I

> that Kim

> > also has Mercury Poison. I was told that it could take 16 rounds

> until any

> > Mercury comes of Kim. That seems about right because we did about

> 16 rounds

> > or more with Jen before we seen results.

> >

> > Well, I just wanted to let others know we are having success. As

> long as

> > there is life there is hope!

> > Beverly Weakley

> > Mom of Jen and Kim

> >

>

March 24, 2008

AWESOME, Beverly! You are one of the longtimers and I commend you for

continuing to plug away!

Barb

[ ] Re: Success Chelating Jen

Bevery,

I would be very interested in knowing what protocol you used for dmsa

on Jen. I am getting ready to start the dan protocol for my son and

of course Im nervous. thanks, Phyllis

> >

> > We have been Chelating Jen for Mercury using (DMSA ... brand Name

> Chemet)

> > for along time and still are. We had a test during the summer

that

> from

> > Doctor Data showing she chelated Mercury. During the last week

Jen

> has

> > learned to ride her three-wheel bicycle, three-wheel scooter, and

> she can

> > petal a go-cart. Month ago she would just sit in the toys and

> scream to be

> > pushed. She has also learned to work her sister's two-wheel

> scooter. Granted

> > she is shaky on the two-wheel scooter, but she is doing it. Also

> she always

> > carries a stick to stimulate her mouth and face with, but when

she

> got on

> > the toys last night she handed me the stick. I was so surprised.

> Also she

> > has a slight language increase, but she seems to be talking to

the

> VCR tapes

> > when they are playing on the TV. She was very upset with " Pete's

> Dragon "

> > last night.

> >

> > This weekend we are chelating Jen again and we are also chelating

> my other

> > daughter Kim, because Dr. Brenner (DAN Doctor) believes as do I

> that Kim

> > also has Mercury Poison. I was told that it could take 16 rounds

> until any

> > Mercury comes of Kim. That seems about right because we did about

> 16 rounds

> > or more with Jen before we seen results.

> >

> > Well, I just wanted to let others know we are having success. As

> long as

> > there is life there is hope!

> > Beverly Weakley

> > Mom of Jen and Kim

> >

>

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March 24, 2008

When we were using DMSA it was through Dr. Arnold Brenner and he is

DAN doctor. We move to the use of DMPS on both my girls because the

DMPS work 10 times faster.

Kim is completely normal, her behavior changed, grades improved, she

was excited about school, she socializing normally, she was noticing

that she was acting differently and when tested she was above normal

in processing and eye movement. I took Kim to a vision therapist and

had her tested to prove the improvement in her processing and eye

movement, but Dr Rosier could not say it had to chelation even that

was the only intervention that Kim had received.

As for Jen, both girls were chelated the same and Jen made

improvements, but not equally by no means. When I started hearing

about the RNA Metals 1, 2, 3 and 4 and how they could maybe change the

RNA in the brain, which is part of the DNA and then release the live

virus from the MMR shot I figured it was worth a try. Then about

halfway through the rounds Dr. Brenner suggested add a can of Sardines

to her diet per day. Sardines are cheep, but oh the smell and I am not

a fish eater which makes it even worst have to feed them to Jen. Jen

is still not recovered, she has made a lot of progress, but she has a

great deal of catching up to do. Basically nineteen years worth of

catch up, but we have a word wall in our hallway and we try to get to

say word when ever possible. As I stated before she is initiating

words, which at nineteen years old that is fantastic for any child.

She makes sound all the time and it is if she is talking to herself,

but it difficult for us to understand, except when she is swearing.

Then there no question of what she said and usually it when she

frustrated with us not know what she wants, she lost a toy or

something is not working properly for her. I really think Jen problems

were and still a combination of yeast overgrowth, allergies, heavy

metals, MMR shot and who knows. Only time will tell now, because what

took other children nineteen years to learn Jen can not pick up in a

blink of an eye, so now we wait, pray and hope.

I going to continue to look at other possibilities because it is just

a little early to say Jen is well, she needs to be able to talk much

than she does now. I can give her directions to do different things

and she does them. If I ask her to put her dish in the sink after

dinner, she does it. If I tell her to put her shoes on, they are on

her feet with the correct shoe on the correct foot. She is wear

overalls because she seemed to need attention and she shot to moon in

the cafeteria this year. Her teacher and both agreed that she got the

attention she desired, and before she was never in enough tack with

the world to realize that she desired attention of that magnitude.

Well at any rate, she will be wearing overalls for a long time and I

was so embarrassed!

I said this so many times before we still have a long way to go, now

there is more hope. As long as there is life, there is hope!

Bev Weakley

March 24, 2008

Hi Phyllis and Barb,

The best thing I ever did was to take my daughters to our DAN doctor

(Dr Arnold Brenner) and I would think it would have been the Dan

protocol on the time. But we moved to the transdermal DMPS because Dr.

Brenner believed it was the best thing to do for both my daughters.

My daughter Kim is normal and was mercury toxic. She was in title one

reading, she had mediation after school, and by third grade she in big

trouble. I had her in vision therapy and I was losing the battle then

one day I received an email from a man name he was talking about

the herb Cilantro. I decided I would put some leaves straight from the

plant in Jen mouth and her behavior changed. So I called Dr. Brenner,

because we were working with on other things and her said we are going

to chelate Jen. After a while, I started looking at Kim and thinking

about how Jen has problem with her eye movement and gee autism is like

a very big processing problem. So I figured, what so what the heck and

I shoved a bunch of cilantro leaves in Kim's mouth. She was what

looked to be a normal child that was lazy, could not stay on task in

school, hated school because she had no success, she had the behavior

parallel play and her social skills were at the bottom of the barrel.

I would go to the elementary school and cry my eyes out while the

teacher would try to talk about terrible behavior Kim display of total

lack of concern. She was not a bad kid, I can remember Kim getting

angry one time because as she was chelating and getting well, she

decide to raise her hand in class to answer a question. Shocked the

teacher called on Kim and Kim answered the question correctly, then a

boy blurted out honestly, " I did not know she could talk " . Kim was

devastated, I asked whose fault was that, and she told me, " the person

who put the thimerosal in her shots " . After that I figured she knew

and she was inside looking out while I was only on the outside looking

in, and someday I am hoping to be able to ask Jen the same question.

Barb referred to me as an longtimer and I guess I am, but before me

were many more and they were the refrigerator moms. They are the ones

we should commend, because they struggled alone with no support and

the world had turned their back on them. They are our foundation to

continue the war against autism and never again, will there be a

" Refrigerator Mom " accusation against the mothers of autistic children

or any mother with ill child. Only a very few times in my struggles

with my daughters have I run into individuals who made poor choices

with their behavior toward my daughters, mostly Jen and myself in

relationship to their disabilities. Usually I handled it wonderfully,

but I must admit that one time a man wore my soda in a restaurant. The

whole restaurant clapped, cheered and the manager presented me with a

new soda and it was one of those large sodas. I was amazed that I was

not thrown out of the restaurant on my head with my mother and

daughters behind me. That was years ago, but I do revisit the moment,

to consider if I really made the best choice. Twice I warned him and

the third was the charm, I feared that he would become more aggressive

against my daughter Jen and not really thinking about it, I directed

all his attention to myself. I did not realize that others were

watching him too, that I was not alone in defense of my child, they

clapped, and cheered, I was amazed. He gobbled down his lunch and

removed himself from the establishment.

Best wishes and never give up hope and thank you for being there

celebrate Jen success! If more changes occur in Jen I will let

everyone know!

Bev Weakley

March 24, 2008

Great news on your girls-thank god! can i ask did you do TD-DMPS? or DMPS in

another mode

bridalsh <bweakley@...> wrote: When we were using DMSA it was

through Dr. Arnold Brenner and he is