Hello my name is George Grund. I'm here to tell you about a story that happen not long ago. I took a pause while brushing my brother's teeth. I looked inside his mouth and saw all the silver fillings he had. For some reason I felt that what I was doing was wrong. But at the time paid no attention to it. After all I thought how could I be doing anything wrong I was brushing my brothers teeth. He wanted me to do it. He could no longer brush them himself. He had been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease. It was heart retching to see him slowing slip away. I feed him though a tube connected to his stomach because he could no longer chew his own food. He was only 49 when this happened. At night I would hoist him up with a crane to wheel him over to his bead. At night I would wonder if he would die. It felt being lost in the woods.
Not much later when I had returned to my own job in Colorado had I noticed twitches in the same area. I went back to see my brother to help his wife because she was so exhausted. My brother had one of these double lazy boy chairs and so I sat next to him. It was hot in his West Palm Beach home and so we were in T shirts and shorts. I looked over at my brother and them to myself and noticed I had twitching in the same places and in the same way. Just like you would see a horse shake a fly off it's skin. That was really scary to me. I had developed a great deal of anxiety. Despite the all of those around me that said it was impossible that I would get Lou Gehrig's disease to. I still felt a real bad feeling about this. After taking care of my brother for almost ten days I to was exhausted. I returned back to Colorado and went back to work. But my symptoms got worse. So I went to a doctor. He said that it usually happens right around the same time as the sibling. But I shrugged it off. Then I had decided to take up a job with my brother in NYC. So I could find out more about my symptoms. I went to doctors and they all said not to worry and that it's all in my head. Two years had passed and I was getting tired of all the stimulants and depressants I had to use to get up in the morning and go to sleep at night. And another symptom, pain. It started to get painful. I began to read about my symptoms online and found out that mercury was in amalgams and that this was a problem with people before. I called my mom and told her about and she said " ho that's and old canard" . I had never herd of that expression before so I remember it. later that same week I was at the library and was looking for a DVD to see. Now I'm not a big Frank Sinatra fan but my brother's name was Frank and I felt and eerie compulsion to see it after all I was on Staten Island a known gangster place and roomer had it that he was involved with them. So curious me I had decided to see it. I watch a lot of DVD's and often pay little attention to them and I'll be studying something while they playing.. So just as strange I'm looking at the gas leaking out of an amalgam on the internet and just as I'm doing that I look over at the Frank Sinatra and he is saying " You Gotta Believe in Yourself" . And for some reason I thought shoot they had been able to pull the wool over my mom's eye and maybe even an entire generation here in America. But not in some countries and now it's 2014. I've a life savings and many friends and many jobs. My reaction to things is still very poor. I raised money for the ALS foundation but I think the bigger problem is all of the above. In other words. We've been lied to by the ADA the FDA the AMA, OSHA, The EPA all must come under serous scrutiny . Because it was regarded an abomination in the beginning. The ADS the American dental surgeon's thought it to be crazy to use it and many resigned. They formed a new group to replace them. They never tested this amalgam and they never told the public about it's true ingredients. That I think is a crime in and of it self. If your putting some thing inside of you , you should know about it's safety and ingredients period. That should be a LAW. You decide.
