Welcome /Chris

[Guest guest]

Hi /

Molly cued me into who you are today. . . I'm very

embarassed . . . I was concerned that you were a

woman who caused problems a while back, so I was

ignoring you! This may be the case with some of the

other regulars too!

After repeated problems, we become somewhat paranoid

and see ghosts behind every door!

Thank goodness, you've stayed around! . . . We're

always happy to have someone who is so knowledgable

about recovering from the implant experience!

Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!

Rogene

[Guest guest]

" As you can see, I definitely have brain fog as I didn't even know I was being

ignored. I

just thought there were so many offering so much valuable insight here that I

might take a

backseat and become accustomed to this forum. "

Nah, you don't have brain fog (not anymore than I do lol). You are not,

however,

self-absorbed. And that is always a pleasure!! I can't wait until you come

down here to

Florida this winter.

Unfortunately, there have been a few women who have caused problems, and not

just on

this forum. It seems there are one or two on every forum who have had some

other

agenda, whatever that was, to disrupt. And they never ultimately succeed. I am

convinced

that is because of the strength and love of women who are determined to keep

these

forums positive and supportive.

This is what I love about these forums - and I include Explantation.com and

ImplantInfoNet, as well as Saline Support. I have found so much information and

support

in all of them! We need to support each other, because we have the same goals:

to

recover from this implant debacle. And, I might add, I have met some wonderful

women

whom I now count as good friends, that I would never have known otherwise. For

that, I

am grateful.

While I am not very religious, I do believe that reaching out to help others is

spiritual.

There is nothing more important in life. We have a unique opporunity to help

others, and

ourselves, in the process. Unfortunately, breast implants are big business, and

as long as

they are, many more women will become ill. But together, we can make a

difference - not

only to lend an ear and a hand, but also to make others aware of the dangers of

breast

implants.

> Hi /

>

> Molly cued me into who you are today. . . I'm very

> embarassed . . . I was concerned that you were a

> woman who caused problems a while back, so I was

> ignoring you! This may be the case with some of the

> other regulars too!

>

> After repeated problems, we become somewhat paranoid

> and see ghosts behind every door!

>

> Thank goodness, you've stayed around! . . . We're

> always happy to have someone who is so knowledgable

> about recovering from the implant experience!

>

> Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!

>

> Rogene

>

>

>

>

> 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.

>

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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)

>

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[Guest guest]

,

I know you've had a rough road after having implants

for 30 years! . . . Whew! . . . I can't imagine what

condition I would be in if I had mine that long. I

thought I was dying when I got to 16 years!

How can these doctors NOT be willing to accept what

they have to be seeing on a daily basis? Who is

controlling what they can say and do?

Hugs,

Rogene