Am I a (Canadian) SUPERFOOL??

[Guest guest]

Here I have been, trying to sort out hair tests and chelation

protocols, without actually trying to figure out if there IS mercury

in childhood vaccines here in Canada. I finally went onto the Health

Canada website last night and lo and behold, they say that there

hasn't been any thimerosal put into routine childhood vaccines since

1994, way before my little boy was born. So: am I a fool? I guess I

should track down my son's vaccination lot numbers and such just to

make sure, and maybe they just use a different trade name for

thimerosal up here (anything seems possible at this point), but it

sho does look like I'm barking up the wrong tree. I don't have any

amalgams, either -- did when I was a kid, but not now. Maybe ate a

little too much tuna when I was pregnant/lactating, and maybe I

should get our water tested too, just to make sure.

I would love to hear from any other Canadian parents who are

chelating their kids (or thinking about it). What were your hair

test results like? (If you're interested, I posted ours on message

#148088.) Do you have any more information about vaccine status in

Canada? What kind of results have you seen from chelation, good, bad

or indifferent? This mercury question is just so compelling, and I

think I want something definite to pin my son's autism to, even

someting as terrifying as mercury poisoning -- at least it's clear

that something can be done about that.

Rene, the superfool