was: Chelation Physicians, now: how to do it on limited income

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Try to think postive. At least you have a bachelor's degree. So that

you can obtain reasonable employment and wages.

$30,000 a year is not bad. I live on $30,000 a year for four of us.

Two adults and two children. All of which are sick from mercury. I

have to chelate two children plus myself. I am not able to work more

than part time right now. I do not have a doctor helping me. I

purchased Andy's books, using my Christmas money. I read all I could

on these boards in regards to treatment. I purchased the

supplements, made up the schedule for them and began rounds.

I refinanced my house to get my amalgams removed to the tune of

$6500!! Worth it but yes expensive. I currently have a tooth that

is literally killing me. It causes a great deal of pain if hot/cold

or something hard. I went to a clinic because that's all I can

afford. I have no dental insurace. They said, the filling in it is

so deep it's to the nerve. And that is why it's causing pain. They

recomended a $1000 root canal. Which I refused. They are toxic to

your immune system. Not to mention...my car costs less than that.

They want to put a medicated filling in it, to try to save it,

because I told them to pull it. No tooth is worth your overall

health or constant pain, or half your bank account.

As for those that want to see us get better, that would be us. The

only person that will care as much about your health as you do is

you. I have learned the modern mainstream medicine is not out there

to help you but make money from you. They are a business and

businesses make profits. If you are lucky you may find a holistic

integrative medicine doctor that will help you and that will care.

But they usually do not take insurance, and you will pay out of

pocket.

I have found it cheaper to buy the supplements, read the information

and do it myself. It was not hard to learn about vitamins and what

they do in the body. What dmsa does, etc. It is easy to figure doses

by weight, simple math. There are many people out here on the

boards..who do care. Who are here to help guide you. They are

wonderful people, who give up their spare time to give you advice

and guide you to information that will help you. They do this,

because they have been where you are. I in no way mean for this

email to come across as harsh or uncaring. I am just giving you the

reality of it. If you can afford to confer with Andy, that's an

exceptional gift to be cherished. If you cannot, you can still get

well. But in today's money driven ecomony, we have to take care of

ourselves. No one else will. My annual income is $4,000. Without a

spouse we would not be even in the $30,000 bracket. And feeding two

children on that income is very hard, let alone pay for the numerous

supplements they require. I recovered my son from PDD, which is a

developmental delay with autistic features. I did this on my meager

income, by reading these boards.

Please don't despair...it can be done.

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> How much, I only make $30,000 a year, cause I just got my

Bachelor's

> degree. My car is on the fritz, and now I have an infection in one

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> my teeth from an old root canal.