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> hi, russ.
> i honestly can't recall when exactly i had them out
> and what exactly was going on during that time.  
> but i know that my memory returned after years
> of being gone.  :)  i could again remember phone
> numbers, names, etc.  
> i looked at your dentist's blog and it is heartening.  
> he understands the problems of amalgam fillings
> and fluoride, and other things that are important
> to me.  i wouldn't be surprised if he might not be
> aware of the 'energy' problem we deal with.  
> but you might want to call his office and ask them
> if he removes mercury fillings and what is his
> procedure.  ?  that might make you feel better -
> or know to find someone else.  ?  
> it seemed to me that my dentist's assistant was
> very very good at taking the mercury into her
> tiny little magic wand vacuum cleaner, to minimize
> the fallout from the mercury dust.  i do not
> remember feeling bad after.  
> i think at the time of the removal, i was medium
> sick... not 'in bed sick' by any means, but also
> not full of good energy and joy.  
> wishing you a successful removal.  
> love, patricia
>
>
> On Jan 18, 2013, at 9:20 AM, russel395 wrote:
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> > From reading online, seems there are cases of people feeling worse even amongst those who did see a biological/holistic dentist who specialized in mercury removal.  One biological dentist now discourages sick patients (CFS, MCS, etc.) from doing removals because even with suction devices, etc., disturbing the fillings at all seems to make patients who are already ill much worse.  Makes me kind of hesitant although I've also seen plenty of positive stories like the ones you two shared.  How "sick" would you two say you were at the time you did the removal?
> >
> > The dentist I'm scheduled to see looks good though I don't knwo anyone who has seen him.
> > http://www.mitchmarderdds.com/marder.html
>