Re: Patty and liver flushes..

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Hello patty,

Did you do liver flushes. I am researching this at a

couple of websites but they seem complicated. I would

like to find an easier one to start with.

GT

--- glory2glory1401 <glory2glory1401@...> wrote:

> Shana,

> I want to give you hope that you can get better. I

> also got sick

> about 8 months post implantation, and I had an

> elevated rheumatoid

> factor. I was 37 years old at the time and I had

> not been sick with

> so much as a cold for about 10 YEARS prior to being

> implanted. I

> mean, I was healthy! The downward spiral of my

> health blew me away.

>

> I got better slowly after explant. It took about 4

> years. I know

> that sounds like a long time, but it is now over 7

> years post

> explant. I am SOOO thankful to be where I am at

> now. I don't care

> that it took me this long. The point is that I made

> it. You can

> too.

>

> Just keep working on your detoxing. Try not to get

> dependent upon

> drugs for your relief. I never took any--refused

> to--because I read

> in Dr. Weil's books on healing that taking

> certain drugs,

> like prednisone, can actually hinder your body's

> full recovery. I

> didn't want to hinder it in any way.

>

> Shana, with you having an identical twin who has not

> gotten implants-

> -you guys are a study! It would seem to me that you

> guys are proof

> that the sicknesses you have developed are NOT

> genetically

> inherent. If it were, then you sister should be

> similarly sick, if

> we assume that you've had similar environments. But

> your toxic

> exposure through implants would point out that the

> implants were

> YOUR trigger to illness. There is no doubt in my

> mind that if you

> sister got implants, she would get sick like you.

>

> I hope that you make this situation known to some

> people who would

> want to make use of your information in a useful

> way. Perhaps Dr.

> Zuckerman of National Center for Policy

> Research for Women and

> Families. From there, maybe she could point out more

> opportunities.

> Perhaps your sister, bless her heart, does not want

> to be more

> involved, but I am so thankful that she did not get

> implants too!

>

> I will pray that you will see great relief after

> explant. Be

> patient. Stay hopeful. Work hard, learn much. Put

> into practice a

> good lifestyle for daily living that continually

> puts your body in

> an advantageous position for toxic elimination.

> Things are bound to

> get better for you.

> Love,

> Patty

>

>

> > Well, I have been diagnosed with severe rheumatoid

> arthritis (at

> 29)

> > and also have some symptoms of Sjogrens (dry

> mouth) syndrome. I

> think

> > it is more than coincidence that my symptoms began

> 8 months to the

> > day of my augmentation. I hope and pray and really

> feel my

> symptoms

> > will regress. Especially since I have an identical

> twin (same DNA)

> > that does not have any autoimmune problems. BTW I

> have smooth,

> saline

> > under the muscle...but have only had them in for

> 14 months, so

> > hopefully the explant will go well. I will be in

> touch,

> > Shana

>

>

>

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If Patty doesn't get to this . . .check

www.curezone.com for information on liver flushes.

I like the one using Espom salts, grapefruit juice and

olive oil.

Rogene

--- la Todarello <tasslekitty@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hello patty,

>

> Did you do liver flushes. I am researching this at

> a

> couple of websites but they seem complicated. I

> would

> like to find an easier one to start with.

>

>

> GT

> --- glory2glory1401 <glory2glory1401@...>

> wrote:

> > Shana,

> > I want to give you hope that you can get better.

> I

> > also got sick

> > about 8 months post implantation, and I had an

> > elevated rheumatoid

> > factor. I was 37 years old at the time and I had

> > not been sick with

> > so much as a cold for about 10 YEARS prior to

> being

> > implanted. I

> > mean, I was healthy! The downward spiral of my

> > health blew me away.

> >

> > I got better slowly after explant. It took about

> 4

> > years. I know

> > that sounds like a long time, but it is now over 7

> > years post

> > explant. I am SOOO thankful to be where I am at

> > now. I don't care

> > that it took me this long. The point is that I

> made

> > it. You can

> > too.

> >

> > Just keep working on your detoxing. Try not to get

> > dependent upon

> > drugs for your relief. I never took any--refused

> > to--because I read

> > in Dr. Weil's books on healing that taking

> > certain drugs,

> > like prednisone, can actually hinder your body's

> > full recovery. I

> > didn't want to hinder it in any way.

> >

> > Shana, with you having an identical twin who has

> not

> > gotten implants-

> > -you guys are a study! It would seem to me that

> you

> > guys are proof

> > that the sicknesses you have developed are NOT

> > genetically

> > inherent. If it were, then you sister should be

> > similarly sick, if

> > we assume that you've had similar environments.

> But

> > your toxic

> > exposure through implants would point out that the

> > implants were

> > YOUR trigger to illness. There is no doubt in my

> > mind that if you

> > sister got implants, she would get sick like you.

>

> >

> > I hope that you make this situation known to some

> > people who would

> > want to make use of your information in a useful

> > way. Perhaps Dr.

> > Zuckerman of National Center for Policy

> > Research for Women and

> > Families. From there, maybe she could point out

> more

> > opportunities.

> > Perhaps your sister, bless her heart, does not

> want

> > to be more

> > involved, but I am so thankful that she did not

> get

> > implants too!

> >

> > I will pray that you will see great relief after

> > explant. Be

> > patient. Stay hopeful. Work hard, learn much.

> Put

> > into practice a

> > good lifestyle for daily living that continually

> > puts your body in

> > an advantageous position for toxic elimination.

> > Things are bound to

> > get better for you.

> > Love,

> > Patty

> >

> >

> > > Well, I have been diagnosed with severe

> rheumatoid

> > arthritis (at

> > 29)

> > > and also have some symptoms of Sjogrens (dry

> > mouth) syndrome. I

> > think

> > > it is more than coincidence that my symptoms

> began

> > 8 months to the

> > > day of my augmentation. I hope and pray and

> really

> > feel my

> > symptoms

> > > will regress. Especially since I have an

> identical

> > twin (same DNA)

> > > that does not have any autoimmune problems. BTW

> I

> > have smooth,

> > saline

> > > under the muscle...but have only had them in for

> > 14 months, so

> > > hopefully the explant will go well. I will be in

> > touch,

> > > Shana

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

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