Guest guest Posted August 16, 2001 Report Share Posted August 16, 2001 From: " Pam Young (by way of ilena rose) " <SIC2001@...> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 12:52 PM Subject: The ASPRS---Fixated Little Boys > Dear Sisters: > I would like to tell you what the ASPRS has done for us. Documents from > the Breast Implant Depository show that in Nov. 1990 a memo from > Ann Woodbury, who was connected to the ASPRS, made breast cancer > patients a marketing target for the ASPRS. > > This memo states: " With 88,000 new cases of breast cancer occurring in > white women per year in the United States and with mastectomy being the > most common first therapy, the reconstructive field would appear to be a > major potential market. " > > Along with this memo are about 20 pages of documents showing every State > in the U.S. and analysis of plastic surgeons compared to the potential > market of breast cancer victims. > > A Jan. 20, 1992 letter from Dr. Bell (ASPRS) to Dr. Norman Cole > (Pres. of ASPRS) states: " I am appalled by the national panic that now > exists over a series of anecdotal and scientfically unsubstantiated > observations about silicone breast implants...The American Civil > Liberties Union would seem to be an ideal medium via which we might > raise our constitutional objections. " > > A Feb. 3, 1992 letter from Dr. C. to Dr. Norman Cole, > states: " If it is proven that there is a chronic low-grade immune > stimulus caused by gel bleed from silicone gel implants, and if this > results in autoimmune complications in a small percentage of patients, > it is also possible that there might be positive results that could > result from this chronic immune stimulation. " > > An April 4, 1992 letter from Dr. Lu Feng to Dr. Norman Cole (ASPRS) > states: " During the tumultuous confrontation between the one hundred or > so members of the OVSPRS and me on April 3rd...I felt I was being put on > trial and being interrogated, execution style, by the leadership of the > ASPRS...I was very disappointed that not one person at the meeting asked > me about the nature of the illnesses these patients are suffering. The > focus was solely and entirerly on their own livelihoods... " > > In a Feb. 3, 1993 letter from Dr. P. Gruber (ASPRS) to Dr. > G. Hoehn, Gruber states: " I believe that cooperation with the FDA > invites further restrictions and therefore suggest the following option. > Encourage and provide financial contributions to one of the women's > organization that is willing to take legal action against the FDA for > its failure to allow freedom of choice. " > > In Plastic Surgery Update (Winter 1996) prepared by the ASPRS, Dr. > A. Korentager states: " It is, therefore, the job of physicians > and plastic surgeons not only to anatomically reconstruct the breast > mound, but to help patients understand that contemplating breast > reconstruction is wholesome and natural, and is an integral part of > breast cancer treatment. " > > Korentager goes on to say, " In recognition of Dr. Carl Hartrampf's work > in the development of the TRAM flap, the American Medical Association > presented him its prestigious Scientific Achievement Award for 1995. He > was also chosen to receive the American Cancer Society's Distinguished > Service Award for 1995. " > > Statistics from ASPS 1999 record a 180% increase in breast > reconstructions from 1992 thru 1999. The 2000 breast surgery statistics > show Tissue Flaps as being 31% of all breast reconstructions performed. > This demonstrates that implants are not the main focus, anymore, but > plastic surgeons are moving on into selling tissue flaps. > > However, a 2001 American Cancer Society research report, Quality of > Life after Breast Carcinoma Surgery, states: " In fact, mastectomy with > reconstruction is associated with greater mood disturbance and poorer > well-being. " > > Perhaps the " divide and conquer " strategy not only applies to women, but > to the members of the ASPRS! > > Dr. Lu Feng was NOT the only plastic surgeon to voice objection to > ASPRS's agenda. > > A Feb. 18, 1992 letter from Dr. Henry D. Onken, states: " I have learned > more about the problems associated with migrating silicone gel from the > Wall Street Journal and the New York Times in the last 6 weeks than I > have from the ASPRS...The lack of real scientific information coming > from our Society...reduce the ASPRS to another Trade Organization > howling for its share of the medical dollar. > > Maybe the ASPRS is starting to crumble from the inside. Perhaps it is > experiencing the same fate as the Republican Party---a division between > the moderate & radical factions. > > It is my opinion that the ASPRS is a Bully organization, full of little > boys who are fixated at a teenage sexual stage. They grew up during the > golden years of Hugh Heftner's Playboy reign. > > As young boys, ASPRS members probably had photos of naked Playboy > Centerfolds taped to the walls of their bedrooms. They may have even > masterbated or had " wet dreams " about the beautiful breasts that they > would create someday as plastic surgeons. > > Beauty to a young boy is the appearance of the physical body. They are > sexually excited by visual images of women's breasts. > > But, as a boy grows up out of that stage, he comes to realize what the > meaning of the words of Keats in the poem, Ode on a Grecian Urn: > " Beauty is truth, truth beauty. " > > Real beauty is not a man-made breast created from silicone or muscle & > fat. Real beauty is TRUTH---the truth of admitting that breast implants > & tissue flaps have failed. > > Maybe there are some grown up men in the ASPRS. I do hope so because if > there are they need to stand up for the TRUTH. > They need to look at the ugly, mutilated breasts that they have created, > and quit hiding the truth from " mommy. " > > Their breast reconstruction experiments have failed. Their man-made > breasts are ugly, and they need to admit to the truth. We know they have > failed, because women have put their photos on the Internet to show the > world how mutilated they are because of the little boys who never grew > up! > > Thank you, > Pam Young > ASPRS Victim > > > > SIC42001 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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