JT/Re: First round on DMSA

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> Good to hear. I knew you would be able to tolerate a higher dose than me.

>

> I really think that you are wise to chelate before you and your

> children develope major problems. It would have been so much easier

> to chelate me 30 years ago..

Thanks for saying that. I have to keep believing this the right thing to

do for us.

I had a problem pop up, but I'll take that over to the Frequent Dose Chelation

board.

> My daughter is 18. She has allergies. Her hair test met two counting

> rules.

She's willing to chelate? That's good.

>

> I can't remember, but you and your children must not have any amalgams?

>

The kids are 7 and 9 and have never had amalgams. My 7 yo has a stainless steel

tongue

crib in. I've read old posts re: braces and decided to proceed with chelation.

The crib

should be out of her mouth in 6 months or so. If and when full blown braces

come up, I'm

not sure what we'll do. I'll need to talk to the orthodontist about the time

table and

treatment and options.

I had my major fillings (failing) replaced with crowns before I knew anything

about

amalgam illness. I'm sure I blasted myself with even more Hg when I had those

drilled

out, over the last 3 years. I had 2 small fillings (the last of it) removed in

November of

this year. After a very straight forward conversation with the DDS, I feel

confident there

was no amalgam left under those crowns when he did the work.