Re: doing ok; 25 days after explant

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Bulls? No S***!

I am laughing! . . . Do you suppose they fool the bull

or the cow?

Absoltutely insane . . .

I hope the vet sends the bill for the explant to the

manufacturer!

Rogene

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It's a world gone mad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! doing ok; 25 days after explant I'm growing stronger each day. My brief pains are now muscle -related. It's the PECTORALIS muscles which spasm quickly, and then settle down. There's no more sharp nerve type pains, so I think the breast tissue is healed, and the LIFT that was done of attaching the breast tissue to the muscles is the deepest part of the healing that is still continuing. Just taking IBUPROFEN as needed. *** Yes, my self esteem is soaring, and if I believe the neuticles site, my dog will lose his self esteem soon when his silicone implants are removed. My poor dog is not responding to meds for "allergic reactions" as the vet said it may be. So, I'm looking forward to taking him in and letting his healing begin too. I didn't approve of his neuticles being implanted at all a couple of years ago. My husband footed the bill, and I refused to take the dog to the vet. But this time, I'll gladly foot the bill to have his silicone implants removed. And I'll be by his side after the surgery. That site also suggests silicone implants for your BULLS if anyone knows of bulls with self esteem problems. It's ok to laugh....

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I have to believe the Neuticals are primarily for conformation dogs that are being shown. Neutered dogs can’t be shown in conformation so Neuticals could be used to fool the judges.

Kenda

*** Yes, my self esteem is soaring, and if I believe the neuticles

site, my dog will lose his self esteem soon when his silicone implants

are removed. My poor dog is not responding to meds for " allergic

reactions " as the vet said it may be. So, I'm looking forward to

taking him in and letting his healing begin too. I didn't approve of

his neuticles being implanted at all a couple of years ago. My husband

footed the bill, and I refused to take the dog to the vet. But this

time, I'll gladly foot the bill to have his silicone implants removed.

And I'll be by his side after the surgery. That site also suggests

silicone implants for your BULLS if anyone knows of bulls with self

esteem problems. It's ok to laugh....

Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

" Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

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My son-in-law has a ranch, but he would never do this to his bulls. This is

all so crazy, and who would put implants into a precious little animal? They

were doing an experiment on the dog, and you paid for it...the vet should go

to jail. It was not the dog's self-esteem that was at issue here, it was its

owners.

Honey, please get well...love...Lea

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doing ok; 25 days after explant

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> I'm growing stronger each day. My brief pains are now muscle -related.

> It's the PECTORALIS muscles which spasm quickly, and then settle down.

> There's no more sharp nerve type pains, so I think the breast tissue is

> healed, and the LIFT that was done of attaching the breast tissue to

> the muscles is the deepest part of the healing that is still

> continuing. Just taking IBUPROFEN as needed.

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> *** Yes, my self esteem is soaring, and if I believe the neuticles

> site, my dog will lose his self esteem soon when his silicone implants

> are removed. My poor dog is not responding to meds for " allergic

> reactions " as the vet said it may be. So, I'm looking forward to

> taking him in and letting his healing begin too. I didn't approve of

> his neuticles being implanted at all a couple of years ago. My husband

> footed the bill, and I refused to take the dog to the vet. But this

> time, I'll gladly foot the bill to have his silicone implants removed.

> And I'll be by his side after the surgery. That site also suggests

> silicone implants for your BULLS if anyone knows of bulls with self

> esteem problems. It's ok to laugh....

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> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

> licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

> health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

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> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you.

> Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live

> a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

> two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

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