#MERCURY SEND TO KINDLE NOT WORKING FULL#
In my thirties, I had worked full time while completing my Ph.D. In spite of all the changes, by 2013 I thought my life was coming to an end. While it did, my new role required routine travel to India, and as part of my preparation, an extensive number of vaccines was recommended. In spite of a significant disruption (leaving a job after 10+ years, buying and selling a house, moving away from our family and friends), we hoped that our quality of life and my work/life balance would improve. Around that time (2011), I was recruited for a new job, and we made a decision to relocate to the Chicago area. My quality of life wasn’t great, but my relationship was no longer in a precipitous decline, and our little one was finally sleeping through the night. It was only much later that I learned how many toxins are in hair dye. So during that time I also started coloring my hair, as a way to make myself feel better. I was so tired, gaining weight, losing tons of hair, and really not feeling good about myself. That wave of dental work included a number of root canals and crowns.
It was during that time that I had seven mercury fillings removed and replaced with composite. I gradually sought ways to continue to feel better. The anti-depressant enabled me to function, but feelings of true well-being eluded me. I didn’t want to take it, but I wasn’t well. It was a decidedly unsympathetic and unhelpful perspective at that moment in time! Following that I went to my general practitioner, and after some thoughtful discussion about the trade-offs between managing hormones and managing the depression, she prescribed Prozac. My ob-gyn told me I needed to have more sex, whether I was in the mood for it or not. The stress and sleep deprivation – combined with the demands of my job – took it’s toll. Combined with tons of pressure at work, I got to the point where I was really struggling to keep it together. I came home from the hospital after my c-section, and within a week I was on the phone with team members, helping to assess and cope with departures in my entire chain of command, and massive organizational restructuring. I struggled to stay healthy and positive my little one was colicky, and he didn’t sleep through the night until he was ten months old. The first pregnancy (in 2007) was wonderful, but the second one (in 2009) was absolutely brutal – I battled with post-partum depression. while working full time, and a few year later, I got pregnant for the first time.
My health issues became crippling after the birth of my youngest son, nearly eleven years ago now. I’m using the milestone of Round 100 (or R100, in veteran shorthand) to reflect on where I was before starting ACC, how far I’ve come, and what I think may lay ahead. You can read an overview of those health issues, or read the other chelation-related posts too, if you’re interested.
#MERCURY SEND TO KINDLE NOT WORKING SERIES#
It is part of an ongoing series related to my chronic health issues.
In this blog post, I am going to provide an overview of my chronic health issues, and reflect on the ways that the Andy Cutler Chelation (ACC) protocol has radically changed my life for the better over the past two years.
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