Re: Re: AI and my amalgam-induced infertility (to Andy and )

[Guest guest]

> Dean,

>

> I'm not disagreeing with anything that you are saying above. What I

> am saying is that the information that has posted isn't enough

> to make a diagnosis (not that it is our role to diagnose people, but

> we can discuss the symptoms that lead to diagnoses) and that even if

> she was not able to get pregnant during one year of trying, there is

> still a **risk** that she could become pregnant. It is the risk that

> concerns me because she seems to believe that there is no risk and I

> believe that is a false sense of security.

> J

Thanks for clarifying this and Jackie (in previous email).

I was under the assumption that was looking for ways to support her

adrenals?

And id she supported the adrenals she must become aware that she is more

likely to conceive, in fact the infertility may be cleared.

Any way you look at it, everything should be done to avoid more Autistic

kids, it is not fair on them if we know better.

DeanSA