Re: ok here are the results to my MRI, can anyone make sense of this?

[Guest guest]

Dear,

It would take a specialist to interpet this correctly

.. . . But I do have a question for your doctor.

Is it possible to see if there are any silicone

deposits in your brain? especially if you had silicone

gel implants?

Silicone can be very distructive to tissue. Many women

have been diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis. . . Only

to get better after getting their implants removed and

detoxing. . . . This can take years . . . and an

enormous amount of patience! . . . but considering the

alternative, it's well worth the effort!

Please submit a MedWatch report!

http://www.fda.gov/medwatch/report/consumer/consumer.htm.

It could be helpful if your doctor would submit a

report too - However most doctors don't want to be

bothered!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

yea i figured it would be dificult to interpret but i was wondering

if anyone has had a reading like this...well whoever has had an MRI

and i don't have silicone implants...i have saline and i know the

case of the implant is silicone but i will definitely run this ? by

the doctor?

thanks for your response

> Dear,

>

> It would take a specialist to interpet this correctly

> . . . But I do have a question for your doctor.

>

> Is it possible to see if there are any silicone

> deposits in your brain? especially if you had silicone

> gel implants?

>

> Silicone can be very distructive to tissue. Many women

> have been diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis. . . Only

> to get better after getting their implants removed and

> detoxing. . . . This can take years . . . and an

> enormous amount of patience! . . . but considering the

> alternative, it's well worth the effort!

>

> Please submit a MedWatch report!

> http://www.fda.gov/medwatch/report/consumer/consumer.htm.

> It could be helpful if your doctor would submit a

> report too - However most doctors don't want to be

> bothered!

>

> Hugs and prayers,

>

> Rogene

[Guest guest]

Rogene,

I'm sorry but this link is telling me that page cannot be found. It does take me to the FDA's website but it isn't clear where the report should be submitted. Please help.

KendalRogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

Dear,It would take a specialist to interpet this correctly. . . But I do have a question for your doctor.Is it possible to see if there are any siliconedeposits in your brain? especially if you had siliconegel implants? Silicone can be very distructive to tissue. Many womenhave been diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis. . . Onlyto get better after getting their implants removed anddetoxing. . . . This can take years . . . and anenormous amount of patience! . . . but considering thealternative, it's well worth the effort!Please submit a MedWatch report!http://www.fda.gov/medwatch/report/consumer/consumer.htm.It could be helpful if your doctor would submit areport too - However most doctors don't want to bebothered!Hugs and

prayers,Rogene

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