Re: Re: My success story :) - Carol Joanne :)

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HI Joanne,

Thank you for sharing with me about your experience.

I am so appreciative of anyones input. This

chelating thing does scare me.

I am so hoping that getting rid of the mercury will

help her open up her life to others. She is a most

delightful young lady! People think she's fun and

great to be around.. She just needs to believe it.

I know she is so hoping the chelating helps her to

feel " normal "

Thanks again,

Carol W.

--- Joanne wannabe3999@...> wrote:

> Carol, your comments about your daughter meeting

> people and then

> avoiding long-term relationships is interesting. I

> did that

> beginning in my late teens until the last year or

> two. I think it

> became much more pronounced right about the time a

> gold crown went

> in over a molar and next to lots of amalgams. I was

> always

> friendly, and small talk was easy and general, but I

> never

> remembered names & conversations as I should have,

> had tremendous

> trouble staying focused on others, and easily lost

> my train of

> thought while speaking. At that young age, it's

> really humiliating,

> and I think it's sort of a self-preservation thing

> to keep a

> distance after making new acquaintances. She takes

> a risk when

> trying to get to know people better as high school &

> early college

> age kids can be really cruel, and she may even be

> unconscious of the

> fact she fears them realizing she's not completely

> 'with it'. It's

> wonderful she has this opportunity to chelate.

>

> I can still have a hard time with these symptoms (it

> worsens a lot

> while taking ALA). But at this age and with a

> diagnosis and

> treatment, I've learned to be open about what's

> going on and do

> enjoy a really great, small circle of friends.

>

> Joanne

>

> She has a hard time making

> > friends even though people are drawn to her. They

> > can't tell that she is anxious. She comes accross

> > quite the opposite. Boys ask her out and she will

> go

> > out once with them and make sure they don't want

> to

> > ask her out again.She is very nice to them but, I

> am

> > sure she gives off the feeling of " stay away " .

> This

> > breaks my heart as she is a beautiful, lovely,

> > talented young lady with so many abilites. People

> just

> > really think she's fun...so, I don't want her to

> wall

> > off people all her life.

>

>

>

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