Re: preparing for pregnancy
- Subject: Re: preparing for pregnancy
- Date: Thu, 09 Sep 2004 06:32:02 -0000
- Yahoo! Message Number: 119420
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Hi Julie,
I removed my 4 amalgams half a year before conceiving my third child
and did not chelate. So far, she is healthy and I am very glad that
I did that. My #2 had terrible illness and regression when one of my
four amalgams was broken while I was breastfeeding him. I feel that
it is much safer to remove amalgams. If one of them breaks during
pregnancy or breastfeeding, it is going to be very bad for the child.
Margaret
--- In Autism-Mercury@yahoogroups.com, JLJukoski wrote:
I am planning to conceive #3 in about a year. My #1 is 5 yearsold with mild
PDD and mercury-poisoning. He is successfully chelating withAndy's
protocol. My #2 is 3 years old (seeimingly NT) with mercury-poisoning and is also
chelating with Andy's protocol. My #1 definitely received mercurythrough
vaccines and rhogam. My #2 is questionable because of his age andthe removal of
mercury at the time of his birth. He also did not get the Hep Bvaccine. I
have five intact amalgams. Andy has previously stated that Ishould not remove
my amalgams or chelate until after I am done having babies andbreastfeeding.
Our alternative dr. says I should remove my amalgams six monthsprior to
conception. This, he says, would eliminate my unborn baby'sconstant exposure to
mercury. He wants to give me DMPS at the time of removal to actas a sponge in
absorbing the loose mercury. He would not want me to chelateuntil after I
was done having babies and breastfeeding. (In that, he agreeswith Andy). I'm
confused about what to do. I really want this next baby to behealthy. I
would really appreciate advice. Thanks!
Julie Jukoski
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