Guest guest Posted May 12, 2005 Report Share Posted May 12, 2005 Shana, that is awesome Get ready for wellness results in the days to come. I am so happy you had a good experience and all went well. I tell all girls, explant was the BEST decesion I have ever made in my life. Love jUlie >From: "mikat828" <mikat828@...>>Reply- > >Subject: Re: I had my explantation!>Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 03:12:27 -0000>>->>That is such good news! Thanks for sharing how you are doing. I am>sure things will just keep getting better for you now. Isn't it>amazing how much more you can appreciate your natural breasts now.>They may not be big, but they are all mine.>Hugs>Kathy>>>>>>-- In , "kingmashana"><shanakingma@h...> wrote:> > Hi:> > I had my explantation last wed. (5/4) and am so happy I needed to> > share. I was sooooo nervous about my results --i had an en bloc> > capsulectomy- after only 14 months of having saline under muscle> > (350cc) Anyway..after all is said and done I think I will look>like I> > did before. Aside from an awful rash from the surgical tape ( I>got> > the same reaction at implant) I look already pretty much like I>did> > before. The first few days were sad and I shed a lot of tears, but> > now I am slowly reclaiming myself and my body. It feels so good to> > know that my body is all my own now..there is nothing foreign>there.> > It is amazing what just a year will do to your frame of mind. I> > didn't go to the famous 3 Drs always talked abouton the sites...I> > went to my original PS and he did a fabulous job. I say this>because> > I think many women feel you have to travel great distances and see> > these particular doctors but you don't. You just need to find a>doc> > that cares about your reasons for explant...whatever they may> > be...and will do the procedure correctly. I must admit, the drains> > bothered me as much as the explant!! I just think I have a great> > surgeon (who settled for just insurance coverage as payment!) and>I> > couldn't be happier now. Now I just need to focus on getting rid>of> > my symptoms since the big job is done. I think I like my new small> > almost non-existent breasts! They are all mine and I feel normal>now.> > Anyway..if anyone is contemplating and worrying about what they>will> > look like after---just don't. Take it from me...I was so obsessed> > that I would be deformed--even my doctor gave me the big talk>about> > what I could look like--the body is amazing. It is astounding to>see> > how quickly you can recover. Good luck to all, Shana>>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2005 Report Share Posted May 14, 2005 Shana, Don't accept arthritis as a lifelong illness . . . There are a lot of things you can do, but it takes time and discipline! . . . Diet is very important. See the book " The Maker's Diet " . . . moderate exercise, getting sufficient sleep, managing stress and anger, keeping a good attitude. You can use hot baths - including Epsom salts and clay baths. Liver flushes (I'm doing one today), etc. The body has incredible healing abilitiy, but it's done one cell at a time. You have to provide the right environment for it to heal. Hugs and prayers, Rogene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2005 Report Share Posted May 14, 2005 Hi Shana, It takes months and sometimes even years to detox effectively. Don’t be discouraged. Kenda Well, I guess I'm a little discouraged because I still have mostly the same joint pains (byw, I was diagnosed with severe rheumatoid arthritis without a doubt) I don't really know what I was expecting, but I just can't bear the thought of living the rest of my life with this horrible disease. My happiness with my surgery has made it all worth it though, even if I don't recover from the arthritis. I can't believe that people would ever reimplant...I am just so happy to have those things out!! I am starting to detox, but I can't get to a sauna. So I guess I'll just have to wait and see how it goes. Hugs, Shana > > Hi: > > I had my explantation last wed. (5/4) and am so happy I needed to > > share. I was sooooo nervous about my results --i had an en bloc > > capsulectomy- after only 14 months of having saline under muscle > > (350cc) Anyway..after all is said and done I think I will look like > I > > did before. Aside from an awful rash from the surgical tape ( I got > > the same reaction at implant) I look already pretty much like I did > > before. The first few days were sad and I shed a lot of tears, but > > now I am slowly reclaiming myself and my body. It feels so good to > > know that my body is all my own now..there is nothing foreign > there. > > It is amazing what just a year will do to your frame of mind. I > > didn't go to the famous 3 Drs always talked abouton the sites...I > > went to my original PS and he did a fabulous job. I say this > because > > I think many women feel you have to travel great distances and see > > these particular doctors but you don't. You just need to find a > doc > > that cares about your reasons for explant...whatever they may > > be...and will do the procedure correctly. I must admit, the drains > > bothered me as much as the explant!! I just think I have a great > > surgeon (who settled for just insurance coverage as payment!) and I > > couldn't be happier now. Now I just need to focus on getting rid of > > my symptoms since the big job is done. I think I like my new small > > almost non-existent breasts! They are all mine and I feel normal > now. > > Anyway..if anyone is contemplating and worrying about what they > will > > look like after---just don't. Take it from me...I was so obsessed > > that I would be deformed--even my doctor gave me the big talk about > > what I could look like--the body is amazing. It is astounding to > see > > how quickly you can recover. Good luck to all, Shana 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) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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