Re: After Round protocol Simone

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Before I had ever heard of the or A/C protocol or DMSA or ALA

I wandered in dumbly and blindly when she was first assessed and put her on

EDTA for a

bit, I think it was about 4 months with no yeast protocol in place. ( I don't

take notes and tend to not remember the

details too well - I do admit)

We stopped that for a few months got the yeast only kinda under control but it

was already an

big issue and really had not been before we began chelation with EDTA. Then

thankfully

I discovered A/C, and read and read for about 4 months or so then

dove in. I didn't know

much but I knew I wasn't going to wait for the yeast to go away or the stomach

to heal.

(She had dead patches in her lungs and had some of her stomach seriously damaged

from three weeks in ICU after a heart operation). Im glad I didn't wait bcs her

lungs are outgrowing

the dead spots and her stomach is healing. (Im also crazy enough that I

breast fead for three years for the healing properties and all the good stuff

that comes with it)

Yeast symptoms well I guess they were the usual symptoms everyone gets

and ya it did get pretty bad. Sorry its been a few years and I don't keep notes.

It was about

a year and a half or something like that before it really stopped ruling our

lives. It was

over two years before I felt like I had control over it. That also was

partially bcs of

my lack of experience in this all. I read every every every and I mean every

post on

all the associated with this but it still wasn't enough for me to

be able

to do it all right and right when I needed to. The answers just seemed to come

when I needed them and when I was ready to deal with them. Im so grateful

to everyone in these groups. I owe them so much. It has changed our lives

profoundly.

Don't be afraid of yeast. It comes with the metals and as the metals go so will

it.

We were careful to not kill too much at once it was so hard on her and always

watch for

the bacteria to follow when the yeast left. Like I say round and round it goes

but

the trip does end and you get your kid back.

Whats a couple years of sleepless nights (we dose every 2 1/2 hours as she

is a fast metabolizer )to have what I have now.

round 103.

Simone

On 2011-04-02, at 8:27 PM, RoseGvr@... wrote:

> Hi Simone,

>

> How bad was the yeast in the beginning and what problems did it cause?

>

> When did it start getting better (what round)? And, what round are you on

> now?

>

> Thank you,

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Simone!

Very helpful. Some people say that yeast is minimized after a year or 50

rounds.. I'm at about 45 rounds (but over 4 years since I can't chelate much

more than 10 rounds a year) and it's not changed much in the last 45

rounds. I do control it somewhat with the GSE and biotin -- but it's never

gone.

My life is slowing down a little this year, so I'm planning to get in 20 or

25 rounds minimum this year. It sounds like it took 100 rounds (2 years of

weekly chelating) for yeast to really be minimized. I've been tormented by

yeast for several years so I'm eager to see some progress. I should be at

around 60 or 70 rounds at the end of this year. I can't wait to see some

yeast progress!

I use to see lots of progress being reported -- regarding yeast -- at the

50 round mark -- but I notice some of reports seem to indicate that it's

more like round 100. I guess it has to do with how toxic people are to begin

with (I suspect I was very with a mouth full of amalgams that started

breaking down over a decade ago). I'd had them removed not knowing anything

about

a 'safe' protocol -- but I'd read enough to mistrust the mercury so I

started having the composite put in instead. Still, I know I swallowed some

mercury. The last 4 I had removed 4 years ago on the safe mercury protocol,

but some leaks anyway I'm sure.

It takes forever to get in rounds because my sleep is messed up anyway --

even when I'm not chelating. There were times I'd miss a full night or

two some weeks. Since doing 45 rounds, I now only miss 1/2 nights (still so

hard to work on just 3/4 hours sleep). Since just losing 1-2 half nights

sleep every other week, I've done better (and should be able to get in more

rounds this year). So, I guess that is solid progress. My sleep is better

-- not worse. Though it's not totally restored yet.

Thanks again for sharing all the details. I bet there is a lot more

progress with your child than having the yeast under control. It must be such

a

miracle to see how people's kids come back... one small shot having taken

everything away in a moment ~ but years of toil, expense, sleeplessness and

become mini medical experts is what it takes to put things back that a

one-second shot can destroy. Here's to everyone's recovering kids! (I'm a

chelating adult - with no biological kids).

/Rosegvr

[Guest guest]

That is a miracle Simone and wonderful to hear. I love hearing these

stories about recovering children. I'm a kindergarten teacher so children are

very dear to my heart. Do you also chelate yourself or just your child?

I think I would have been more consistent for a child than I was for

myself. Trying to teach full-time was such a stress that I just didn't have

energy for much else (exercise and chelating were things I constantly battled to

do). Even taking supplements twice a day was hard but I always took my C

and a few others. But, when you are so exhausted, it's not easy to wake up

in the middle of the night - esp. when you are not use to sleeping through

the night. It feels crazy to wake yourself up with an alarm! But you have

to.

I think you're right about yeast being better at the 50 round mark and a

lot better at the 100 round. It's such a slow process that one can become

very discouraged. These stories are great motivators to keep going. I seems

like many people need more than 100 rounds to be healed (even children who

had no fillings)!

Blessings to you. I enjoyed your story!

/Rosegvr