Mercury Doc/Was Diet, allergies, etc.

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Some ideas - naturopaths, immunologists, any docs familiar with

multiple chemical sensitivities. Also, try contacting Dr.

Bradstreet's office (ask for Esther) and inquire if they are

consulting with any doctors in your area. Once chelation is

underway, it's basically do-it-yourself, so it's worth it to travel

to find a doctor who will get you started. Also, check out the

archives at autism-mercury: there is a lab that will help you get a

doctor to sign for the basic testing to determine if mercury is a

problem. There is also info on how to acquire the chelation

medication at a reasonable price (pharmacies tend to triple the cost).

Chin up! This can be done!

> I found a DAN DR----he says the protocol is too dangerous and he

WILL NOT

> do it. He's the only one in DC--------where now???

>

> Desperate and very sad in Virginia

> Sharon