Re: Fw: Deloitte claim - Dow Corning

[Guest guest]

Dear Lea,

You have such a good heart . . . I know you want to

set things straight for every woman harmed by breast

implants in the entire world . . .

Simple fact is that we can't. All we can do is to keep

spreading the word and know that sooner or later,

everyone will know how dangerous breast implants are.

What each woman does with this information is her

responsiblity . . . God gave us free choice . . . We

have to take responsibility for our choices. I cannot

believe that, if a woman really knew what she was

chosing when she elected to get breast implants that

she would choose to take on these problems!

We can offer help, but we cannot force a woman to take

it. She must, despite her illness, want to be well

enough to do her part. We cannot MAKE anyone well, or

get justice for anyone. We can only offer information

they can use.

I know that God is working through us as surely as I

know I'm breathing. He does have a plan, and we are

part of it. We just do what we can, and He will take

care of the rest.

I only hope the justice He has planned for those who

have inflicted so much misery on so many people is

worthy of their crimes.

Love,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Thank you Sweetheart:

I believe everything that you say, but these women are not in the know. They

are the ones who refuse to tell anyone that they have or had breast

implants. I have found lawyers for so many women, but they go to the lawyers

unprepared. Then I get a call and they tell me the lawyer wanted money, of

course they want money. This whole issue is driven by money.

Honey, I have more than 2000 women in my book, not one has offered to help

me. I know that I have been chosen, like you to help these women. After I

had my ruptured breast implants removed, I would tell everyone....even our

mail man. He was so upset that we were selling our home. Everywhere I go I

ask women if they have breast implants...this makes me very popular. They

tell me that I'm obsessed with breast implants. This comment does not bother

me.

In the Edmonton Journal today, said that Shari Graydon from the Globe

and Mail is writing a book about breast implants. She interviewed me, but

did not use my story...this should be interesting.

Love you....Lea

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Re: Fw: Deloitte claim - Dow Corning

> Dear Lea,

>

> You have such a good heart . . . I know you want to

> set things straight for every woman harmed by breast

> implants in the entire world . . .

>

> Simple fact is that we can't. All we can do is to keep

> spreading the word and know that sooner or later,

> everyone will know how dangerous breast implants are.

>

> What each woman does with this information is her

> responsiblity . . . God gave us free choice . . . We

> have to take responsibility for our choices. I cannot

> believe that, if a woman really knew what she was

> chosing when she elected to get breast implants that

> she would choose to take on these problems!

>

> We can offer help, but we cannot force a woman to take

> it. She must, despite her illness, want to be well

> enough to do her part. We cannot MAKE anyone well, or

> get justice for anyone. We can only offer information

> they can use.

>

> I know that God is working through us as surely as I

> know I'm breathing. He does have a plan, and we are

> part of it. We just do what we can, and He will take

> care of the rest.

>

> I only hope the justice He has planned for those who

> have inflicted so much misery on so many people is

> worthy of their crimes.

>

> Love,

>

> Rogene

>

>

>

>

> 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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