Re: MDL settlement - Ilena or anyone?

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I am registered with SF-DCT and last week finally received the explant and rupture checks after waiting since 1994. I actually came on board several years later than some.

Shirley

Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

Bonnie,Hopefully the Subject line will draw someone who knowsmore about the MDL than I do. Welcome to the group . . . Hopefully you'll hear fromsomeone in South Carolina . . . We have a lot moremembers than we have posters. You're not alone. Maybesomeone will contact you through your personal addressif they don't want to post to the board. The good news is that you can still get better. It maytake you longer than some women, but if you'll make acommittment and stick to it, you'll be pleasantlysurprised. Just take one step at a time. Don't let itoverwhelm you. I'd suggest getting a copy of "The Maker's Diet". Itwould be tough abruptly adopting that eating style,but you can start with what you're comfortable withand use that as a goal. What you eat is veryimportant! Something we haven't

discussed lately is how muchbenefit you can get from eating fresh, raw, crushedgarlic. . . I'm sitting here with garlic breath as Iwrite. It's incredible as a natural antibiotic,antifungal and antioxident. Also outstanding are Oilof Oregano and Olive Leaf Oil. . . Start with smalldoses and built slowly. You will probably feel alittle worse temporarily, but just tell yourselfthat's a signal you really needed it!After you've been sick for so long, you are extremelylikely to have a systemic problem with fungus/yeast.Fungal Defense is outstanding . . . one bottle shouldget you ready for Primal Defense . . . checkwww.appleadayandbeyond.com for information.www.vitachoice.com has good prices too. Compare both.If you're short on funds, you can use organicunprocessed foods to put the good bacteria back inyour body. There are a lot of detox programs that can help too.Check our archives . . . if you have a

question,chances are one of our ladies can tell you what theyexperienced. Of course, it's very important that you get yourimplants out. . . make sure your doctor will commit toremoving your implants en bloc! make them put it inwriting! You will also want the doctor to use drains.Some of our women are experiencing problems becausethe doctor didn't remove all the capsules and didn'tleave the drains in long enough. If you'll post thename of a doctor you're considering, other women willlikely share their experiences with you.We're here for you and want to help. Please let usknow how we can help!Hugs and prayers,Rogene--- albonnie1@... wrote:> Lady's> I've sat back for three weeks reading every email> that's been posted on this > site hoping to learn or pickup some advice that's> important for my > situation and feeling at

home or connected to all of> you because for the first time > in years i hear my own story always feeling tired,> achy, a burning sensation > in shoulderblade ,etc. etc.etc. i could go on an on> an on cause I'm always > hurting but i must be the only woman on this site> from South Carolina > Have any one you registrated with the MDL or the> settlement facility you > see I have had my implants in for 23 years !!!!! > How' s that one for ya so > you can imagine I'm the queen of > sick/poisoned!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but any of > you live in SC or have reg. with mdl or the SFDCT> i could use some help > with some questions > >

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Shirley

Are you from SC? If so what DR have you went too are going to please share with me some good news!!!!

and thanks rogene

CARLA

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Oh, sorry, Rogene...guess I misunderstood...I had silicone explant in California. shirleyalbonnie1@... wrote:

Shirley

Are you from SC? If so what DR have you went too are going to please share with me some good news!!!!

and thanks rogene

CARLA