Childbirth after implants...Hello,

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Hello,

My son was born after I had my implants for 9 years

(they were removed at the 11 year mark). I did not

have any symptoms until after his birth. This is why

it took me so long to connect my symptoms with the

implants. The thought was that I was injured during

the birth. But, I think the mammogramm I had when he

was 4-6 weeks old is what may have caused at least

some of my problems. I do know I had very defective

valves.

I breast fed him a little and pumped alot. I made

alot of milk which is contrary to what the norm is

after implantation. My mother did not like the idea

of giving him my milk, which I actually did not know

at first. So all of the bags I pumped ( and there

was a freezer full) were frozen and later discarded,

She cared for him for 8 weeks because I was feeling

ill and fed him the formula that I had purchased to

use later on.

Iam thankful that she did not give him my milk

although I am not sure it would have hurt him.

My son seems healthy and has had no noticable problems

since the early immune " stuff " that may have been from

a combination of being a new born and my implants.

I have followed him very closely and have prayed alot

for him and other children at the same time.

I will tell you I had him on Imuplus for 1 year, maybe

that helped.

Godbless GT

--- Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

> la,

>

> Was your son born after you were implanted?

>

> I've started a group for the families of children

> affected by silicone implants (

> SiliconeKids). . . I'd love for you to share your

> experience with the group.

>

> I'm sure there are things that can be done for the

> kids, if the parents only made the connection, knew

> what to look for, and which doctors know how to

> help.

> I'm sure there are plenty of alternative health

> treatments that could be used as well, if we just

> understood the problem better.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

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