Re: EXPLANTATION on Thursday!-

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Hi ,

Here's my story, I was 24 in perfect health & never had any symptoms

prior to implants........2wks after my surgery I started getting

weird dizzy spells, terrible anxiety/panick attacks, sinus/eye

pressure, fatigue, red blothces in the white part of my eyes,

constant flu-like feeling, hands/feet ached, tops of me legs/feet

felt funny, fingertips became overly sensitive, weakness feeling in

my legs, weakness feeling in my left arm, burning zaps thruout my

body, chest/breast pain, heart palpations, cold feeling in parts of

my body, weird head sensations. I know there's more, but after going

from dr to dr to be told the same response over & over & that it

wasn't my implants, but they had no explantion on why I was feeling

this way, nothing else made sense to me so I had them removed 6

months later & almost instantly I felt better so I didn't do any

detoxing or anything but 2 months later I had a bladder infection &

my thighs had sharp achey pains go thru them, and my body would feel

like it was falling alseep along with a few other little things so I

started detoxing & seeing a Naturopathic Dr & now I'm on lots of

supplements, drinking lots of clean water, taking epsom & clay salt

baths. I still have a long road of healing aahead of me, & I will

someday soon be back to my normal healthy body.

Let me know if you have any more questions!

, G <karengup@y...> wrote:

> Hi ,

> I am so glad to hear that you are getting your health back. I was

wondering if yo could tell me what your symptoms were/are and what

you have been doing to get better. Did you start having problems

soon after implant? I am just curious because you only had your

implants a short time. I only had mine 18 months and just got them

out 12 days ago and am wondering where to begin in the healing/detox

process. I would appreciate any feedback. Oh, one more question, I

just had my drains and stitches out today(horray!) I did not have a

lift. Should I continue to wear a sports bra? I just can't seem to

find anything that fits comfortably. How long does it take for your

body to kind of get back to normal?

> Thanks,

>

>

> cnjcramer <cnjcramer@y...> wrote:

>

> I will be keeping you in my prayers. I had mine in only 6 months &

> was very sick, I've had mine out now for almost 7 months & I'm

> slowly but surely getting back my once perfect health.

>

> Are you getting the capsules removed? I left mine in because they

> were transparent & very thin, but I would've removed them if I had

> the implants in longer.

>

> Hugs,

>

> >

> > Hi Everyone...I am excited to say that I will be having my

> implants

> > out on Thursday afternoon at 4:30. I was hoping that you could

> say

> > a prayer for me to get through surgery and recovery. I have 3

> > little one's and I am so nervous to be put under. I am more

> nervous

> > to live with implants though. I have saline under the muscle

and

> > have had them for 9 months now. My PS has been so understanding

> > through all of this. He said he just wants me to be well and

> hopes

> > that my symptoms clear up after the procedure. He said some

> women's

> > bodies just can't handle an implant and that I might be one of

> > them. My only symptom thus far has been dramatic hair loss,

night

> > sweats and cold fingers and toes. (though my feet and hands do

> have

> > a tendency to be cold) I don't care if my hair ever grows back

as

> > long as it stops dripping down my back after my shower. I do

> > realize there is a chance that it is not from the implants, but

I

> > just can't live with myself if I always have to wonder if my

> > symptoms are from them. Peace of mind is worth much more than

> > a " nice rack! " So thank you to anyone and everyone for this

> website

> > and for sharing all of your trials and tribulations woman to

> woman.

> > We are all sisters in life and I am thankful to all of you!

Wish

> me

> > luck and prayers. I'll get back to you after surgery!

> >

> > Marie

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