Reply #34: Bless you halobeam.

[Mnemosyne]

I'm so thankful your son was so lucky. What a blessing!!

Feel free to share the story of my nephew, the more that are educated the better!!! Thank you!

I continue to spread the word, last year I enlightened many at our local hospital and small community. One nurse was having the beginning of Alzheimer's very early,as had her father before, and she remembered he had worked on gas wells years ago when they used mercury to frac the wells. She has some answers now and a chance to try to stave off such a terrible condition. I cried I was so happy for her, she was so afraid and had no clue why this illness was striking her so young. I'm sure genes affected how early she was presenting symptoms also, but with the mercury exposure added, poor woman.

Some are never really effected much from mild exposure, but many are sensitive and it is devastating, and they may never know what destroyed their health. Doctors end up frustrated with some of the vague, unrelated symptoms and send poor souls to shrinks out of their ignorance. :mad:

:hi: O8)