Re: How did having amalgams or removing them affect your pregnancies..?

[Guest guest]

My son wasn't a planned pregnancy, but even if he was, I wasn't informed about

why getting dental work before or during pregnancy was bad. I thought I had to

be worried about the stuff they injected in to numb me. My daughter was born,

and I waited till I was done nursing her to have a tooth worked on. I had an

old filling taken out, I think my last amalgam filling, I used to have probably

4 or 5 that ended up into crowns, and this was the last. I conceived my son

about a month after having the dental work, and am pretty sure this had a

devastating effect on him. I know in utero there was something going on,

because his baby teeth aren't right, and those were formed in there. Also I

didn't really go into labor with him, just a week before my due date I had a

tightening, (not braxton hicks) that lasted about 2 or 3 mins. where my uterus

got tight and I felt like there was just a rock in my stomach. Looking back, I

think it might have been him

having a seizure if that is possible. So the doc told me to come in and they

induced labor because he wasn't moving a lot, and the episode I had didn't sound

normal to them. He got the Hep B about 3 hours after he was born. At his first

well baby visit, his eyes rolled back in his head and the pediatrician said that

didn't look good, and to keep an eye on him. He had reactions to other vaccines

like hardening at the injection site, and at his one year shots he had a seizure

when they injected him. That's the last vaccine my kids will ever get. I filed

a vaccine injury report, and some company called SRA International has been

calling me to find out medical info on my son. The name stands for Society Risk

Analysis, but I only know this because it came up on my caller ID. They tell me

they are from VAERS. I looked up the name from my caller ID. My son tested

really high for mercury and is ASD. We have chelated and brought him from

severely

autistic, to high functioning and almost losing diagnosis. My daughter is

neurotypical, but her immune system is wrecked from vaccines, and it is a

miracle she is not autistic because she shares so many of the intestinal and

immune issues as her brother. She tested above normal on heavy metal tests but

not like her brother. Thank God you are informed, and someone here can tell you

more about mercury and fillings I'm sure. All I can tell you is I am as certain

as you can get that my dental work effected my son. Then vaccines put him over

the edge.

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From: Tasks <bj_osterhout@...>

Sent: Sat, April 3, 2010 2:33:06 PM

Subject: [ ] How did having amalgams or removing them affect your

pregnancies..?

I haven't had any kids yet, but want to TTC soon. I am thinking of getting my 4

amalgams replaced. My brother has autism, there are some things in my family

history as well that could possibly indicate problems with mercury or with

handling toxins.

I am particularly interested in personal stories.. do you feel that you were

toxic/had a family history of people being toxic..? how many amalgams you had..

did you vaccinate.. how did it affect your children.. if you had them removed

how did it affect them..? I know I saw one woman on here that her child before

removal was normal but the child 3 years after her removal/chelation was not.

These kind of stories definitely help. What better place to ask people who

understand than here..?

My plan right now I think is to get them removed and wait about 1 year with no

chelation.. I don't plan to vaccinate, get any shots while pregnant, etc. Do

you think that ordering a hair test could be helpful..?

[Guest guest]

I had eight old amalgams (from my preteen years) in my teeth when I had my first

son at age 28. He was also vaccinated on schedule. He had bad colic as a baby,

and started getting eczema when I weaned him at 15 months, so I think he had a

milk allergy that caused the colic as I was drinking milk when I breastfed him.

He doesn't drink milk now - when I removed milk after a few months, the eczema

cleared, but he was starting to act autistic at that time (18 mos). I think the

milk allergy, combined with my toxin load while he was in utero and the vaccines

were too much for him.

I had the amalgams removed before my second son, but only chelated a short time

before he was conceived. He only had his first few vaccines before I decided it

wasn't a good idea, and he's NT. He didn't have colic or food issues, either.

I chelated myself more after finishing BF second son, and am currently pregnant.

Don't know if I'll chelate myself more in the future, after I finish

breastfeeding, but I won't vaccinate my baby-to-be and will watch my diet if

this baby has colic.

Good luck!

[Guest guest]

How long of a gap did you have between getting your amalgams removed and

conceiving your son..? I thought 1 year was long enough but then Andy Cutler

told me 18 months..

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> I had eight old amalgams (from my preteen years) in my teeth when I had my

first son at age 28. He was also vaccinated on schedule. He had bad colic as a

baby, and started getting eczema when I weaned him at 15 months, so I think he

had a milk allergy that caused the colic as I was drinking milk when I breastfed

him. He doesn't drink milk now - when I removed milk after a few months, the

eczema cleared, but he was starting to act autistic at that time (18 mos). I

think the milk allergy, combined with my toxin load while he was in utero and

the vaccines were too much for him.

>

> I had the amalgams removed before my second son, but only chelated a short

time before he was conceived. He only had his first few vaccines before I

decided it wasn't a good idea, and he's NT. He didn't have colic or food

issues, either. I chelated myself more after finishing BF second son, and am

currently pregnant. Don't know if I'll chelate myself more in the future, after

I finish breastfeeding, but I won't vaccinate my baby-to-be and will watch my

diet if this baby has colic.

>

> Good luck!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It was not quite a year between removal and conception. In hindsight, I should

have waited longer, but I was just beginning to understand the connection

between autism and mercury.

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> > I had eight old amalgams (from my preteen years) in my teeth when I had my

first son at age 28. He was also vaccinated on schedule. He had bad colic as a

baby, and started getting eczema when I weaned him at 15 months, so I think he

had a milk allergy that caused the colic as I was drinking milk when I breastfed

him. He doesn't drink milk now - when I removed milk after a few months, the

eczema cleared, but he was starting to act autistic at that time (18 mos). I

think the milk allergy, combined with my toxin load while he was in utero and

the vaccines were too much for him.

> >

> > I had the amalgams removed before my second son, but only chelated a short

time before he was conceived. He only had his first few vaccines before I

decided it wasn't a good idea, and he's NT. He didn't have colic or food

issues, either. I chelated myself more after finishing BF second son, and am

currently pregnant. Don't know if I'll chelate myself more in the future, after

I finish breastfeeding, but I won't vaccinate my baby-to-be and will watch my

diet if this baby has colic.

> >

> > Good luck!

> >

> >

> >

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