Re: Good news! Getting the capsule removed!!

[Guest guest]

This is GREAT news ... both about the PS agreeing to remove the

capsules ... and your insurance covering it (as well they should.)

Good for you to educate your PS ... did you see what I just posted

from Dr. Feng (who has done probably the most explants of any

doctor) ...?

You will have many, many of us praying and sending you healing

energy during your surgery!

www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

--- In , " lolosky2 " <lolosky2@y...>

wrote:

> Hi ladies,

> I am so relieved, I printed the messages you guys posted

concerning

> leaving the implants in and my dad finally understood my concern.

I

> panicked after reading your messages and I realized I had to get

> this done. We called my doctor who is an internist/rheumatologist

> and he called my insurance company, (Blue Cross and Blue Shield),

> and expressed his concern with leaving the implants in and how

they

> were causing me to have fibromyalgia. So amazingly enough, the

> insurance is paying for it and my dad agreed to pay the

deductable.

> My plastic surgeon was understanding of my concern although he did

> not agree with thinking it was neccessary, told me that he thought

> it was best I was getting the capsule out, at least for my peace

of

> mind. I am so thankful you were all so adament about removing the

> capsule, becuase although I had heard you all say it was the best

> route to have it removied, I underestimated the importance of

> removing it until then and realized I HAD to remove it from your

> messages, and there was no choice in the matter concering my

> health. Unlike Liz, who had them in only for 6 months, I don't

know

> if I would of gotten better having been sick witht hem for 2

years.

> The surgery is rescheled to Monday, June 6 and I can't wait.

> Despite they will look a little slopier than before, I could care

> less as long as I feel better which I'm confident I will.

> Love, Lo

[Guest guest]

Lo,

I've been thinking and praying for you all day! . . .

I'm so glad to know you're going to get your capsules

removed completely! . . .

And the bonus is that insurance will pay! Three

Cheers!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone for the constant encouragment! Thank you Rogene for

praying for me as well as your concern Patty, Beth L., Kenda, Lea and

Kim. Kim, you asked me earlier I just noticed what symptoms I am

having and I forgot to tell you. Yes I am having twitches, mostly in

my legs and butt, as well as weird vibrating or hot feelings like hot

glue is dripping down my thighs. I also have painful joints, esp. my

hands and wrists, muscles, as well as headaches. Beth L. told me

twitching could be related to infection. Beth L.- I don't think I'm

going to want implant to be looked at afterwards, it doesn't matter to

me at this point what was wrong with it as long as it's out, but I can

understand how some women are very curious. Hopefully I can leave all

the badness tied to the implants behind me, but I will make sure to

check in at least once a week on this site to give encouragment and

advice to women who are going through what I am now. Thanks though

for offering the info. Alright, I'm going to try to take advatage of

the good weather here! Try to have a relaxing Saturday everyone, ok?

Love, Lo

[Guest guest]

Dear Lo

That is such great news! I really feel that God was helping on that

one. It so wonderful when things work out the way you hoped. Your

surgery is just around the corner now. About the appearance of the

breasts--I guess I don't really understand what you mean by

slopier. All I know is that I have known several men to mention

that they really like perky breasts that slope and point up. They

seem to prefer these well over the round globular looking breasts.

In fact that is what I never liked about my breast implants. They

almost looked like a ball on my chest. There was no slant at all

when viewed from the side. So if you are talking about having the

slanty breasts I think you are talking about, I think you will find

they are considered to be very attractive to men. Be sure to remind

us the day before your surgery so that I won't forget to say a

prayer for your surgery.

Lots of hugs

kathy

--- In , " lolosky2 " <lolosky2@y...>

wrote:

> Hi ladies,

> I am so relieved, I printed the messages you guys posted

concerning

> leaving the implants in and my dad finally understood my concern.

I

> panicked after reading your messages and I realized I had to get

> this done. We called my doctor who is an internist/rheumatologist

> and he called my insurance company, (Blue Cross and Blue Shield),

> and expressed his concern with leaving the implants in and how

they

> were causing me to have fibromyalgia. So amazingly enough, the

> insurance is paying for it and my dad agreed to pay the

deductable.

> My plastic surgeon was understanding of my concern although he did

> not agree with thinking it was neccessary, told me that he thought

> it was best I was getting the capsule out, at least for my peace

of

> mind. I am so thankful you were all so adament about removing the

> capsule, becuase although I had heard you all say it was the best

> route to have it removied, I underestimated the importance of

> removing it until then and realized I HAD to remove it from your

> messages, and there was no choice in the matter concering my

> health. Unlike Liz, who had them in only for 6 months, I don't

know

> if I would of gotten better having been sick witht hem for 2

years.

> The surgery is rescheled to Monday, June 6 and I can't wait.

> Despite they will look a little slopier than before, I could care

> less as long as I feel better which I'm confident I will.

> Love, Lo