21days and counting

[Guest guest]

21 days until my explant in Dallas with Dr. M. I'm so excited! This

is all about ME, and I'm just so proud that I have the courage to do

this. The implants have affected my health since they were first

put in. I have been on a downward slide physically, mentally, and

spiritually. I respect those women who do not have problems, but I

also wish that the medical community and the manufacturers would

acknowledge those of us who are hypersensitive to the implants. I

am SOOO looking forward to warm, small, lightweight breasts.

Really...J

[Guest guest]

Good for you J! I am so excited for you. The waiting game must be

so hard for you! When I went to my PS and told him my hair was

falling out, he told me to go to an internist, allergist, and get

blood work done and if I still wasn't happy he would take them out.

Well, I did have my blood work done and it came back normal. I only

had it done from my general doc. but it I just knew in my heart it

had to be the implants. I was fine and had a full head of hair

before them. So I went back to him a week earlier than my appt. was

and told him I wanted them out. He told my husband that I haven't

been the same person he's used to seeing. He knew that something

changed and was ready to take them out. He did it in 3 days as the

surgery center wasn't available the next day. I was so fortunate to

have such a supporting PS. He is in tune with his patients and was

able to recognize my pain. So hang in there...it's so worth it!

You will love your little breasts! I think mine are more like pre-

teen boobies but still very cute. My husband actually likes them

and thinks I look cute. I'm anxious for you as I know the results

of it already. I'll be thinking of you and keeping you in my

prayers as I keep the group in mine! I am so thankful for this

group as it helped me come to my decision.

Marie

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> 21 days until my explant in Dallas with Dr. M. I'm so excited!

This

> is all about ME, and I'm just so proud that I have the courage to

do

> this. The implants have affected my health since they were first

> put in. I have been on a downward slide physically, mentally, and

> spiritually. I respect those women who do not have problems, but I

> also wish that the medical community and the manufacturers would

> acknowledge those of us who are hypersensitive to the implants. I

> am SOOO looking forward to warm, small, lightweight breasts.

> Really...J