Re: Ppl that have been cured and dont need to chelate anymore-Reason

July 3, 2008

I finally started collapsing at about age 42, while in grad school for a second

time (this time, for psych). The only thing left was writing a thesis, but

that's when I got really sick. It took me two years to work on my diet and

then another two years of chelation - by then, I wasn't better but I was well

enough to write. I had (and still have) little stress tolerance, and so it was

a bit like a death march, but I made it!

At your age, it'll feel like it's taking forever, but you will get through it

and be able to get back to your life.

What were the two of you studying?

Dave.

-------------

Posted by: " mkarty2007 " mkarty2007

@yahoo.com mkarty2007 Thu Jul 3, 2008 8:18 am (PDT)

> I'm 26, just graduated (undergrad), had to drop out of grad

> school and move back home while I heal my adrenals/thyroid and figure

> out my next step. Hope is a very important for me right now.

>

> Many times during college ( & HS/MS) I would look around at my peers who

> could go out all night, drink, have energy to do social things along

> with a large load of classes and I would look at my own life which

> depended on naps and exhaustion breaks

Sounds a bit like me. I am 26 now. I dropped out because i was unable

to focus and had become very ADD, depressed and exhausted.

Before that i found that i could either study, work or have something

that resembled a social life. Many of my peers did all 3 things without

problems and i struggled so much doing just 1 thing

I am chelating and chelating and will hopefully get back to college as

soon as i get some of my brain back... Unfortunately it seems to take

longer than expected.

Recommended Posts