Children born after implants?

[Guest guest]

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I'm in the process of setting up a group like this for

the families (and children as well, assuming they are

old enough) of children who were born to women after

they received their breast implants.

We really don't know what is going on with the

children. But something is. The group will be place

for families to compare notes about what is going on

with their children, who/what helps, and to support

each other.

A number of the women on this group have children who

have been affected in varying degrees. Hopefully we'll

be able to figure out some things that will help.

At the first support meeting I attended, I witnessed

several young mothers discover, for the first time,

that the unusual illnesses their children suffered

from were shared by the children of other implanted

women. I'll never forget the shock and horror on those

young mothers faces!

You would think that, after 40 years, there would be

exhaustive studies to prove that breast implants don't

harm children. . . In fact, there are NONE! Certainly

no studies to determine why implant-affected children

are ill. . . I suspect that Platimum (used as a

catalyst for the implant shell) plays a huge role! The

bacteria/fungus from some implants certainly doesn't

benefit children either!

I'm already running into some attempts to mess with my

computer! . . . So I must be hitting on a nerve!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

That's GREAT Rogene!

YOur stamina and offering to help. Yes I can imagine you'd be

running into problems.

What mtg. did you attend? In general? At a hospital near your home

or what? How did you get these women together? In brief without

going into anymore than you want to.

And who will moderate our group? I'll miss Patty.

Hugs,

> ,

>

> I'm in the process of setting up a group like this for

> the families (and children as well, assuming they are

> old enough) of children who were born to women after

> they received their breast implants.

>

> We really don't know what is going on with the

> children. But something is. The group will be place

> for families to compare notes about what is going on

> with their children, who/what helps, and to support

> each other.

>

> A number of the women on this group have children who

> have been affected in varying degrees. Hopefully we'll

> be able to figure out some things that will help.

>

> At the first support meeting I attended, I witnessed

> several young mothers discover, for the first time,

> that the unusual illnesses their children suffered

> from were shared by the children of other implanted

> women. I'll never forget the shock and horror on those

> young mothers faces!

>

> You would think that, after 40 years, there would be

> exhaustive studies to prove that breast implants don't

> harm children. . . In fact, there are NONE! Certainly

> no studies to determine why implant-affected children

> are ill. . . I suspect that Platimum (used as a

> catalyst for the implant shell) plays a huge role! The

> bacteria/fungus from some implants certainly doesn't

> benefit children either!

>

> I'm already running into some attempts to mess with my

> computer! . . . So I must be hitting on a nerve!

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

[Guest guest]

,

The meeting I attended was in Fort Worth at the

osteopathic hospital about eleven years ago. I think

Martha Murdock was the leader in the DFW area at the

time. Dintino shared leadership responsibilities

with her in Fort worth. Martha is one of the few women

I can do without. is still very sick. She was

one of the women who didn't think that alternative

medicine could help!

I found the meeting through an ad run in the Fort

Worth paper . . . Internet wasn't used very much by

many women at that time.

As I understand it, a group of us are going to share

moderating responsibilities with Patty gone. Hopefully

Patty will be back after a rest . . . and catching up

on her personal responsibilities. She will be sorely

missed! She isn't going to leave us completely!

There is a core group that you know well who will be

moderating. . . There are really only a few things

that MUST be done. The only time it becomes difficult

is when someone is trying to invade the group to start

problems. Trying to identify those people can be

ticklish!

I'm still catching up after getting home ... I hope to

have the group set up by the beginning of next week

though!

Love,

Rogene