Re: wonderful story to share

[Guest guest]

http://www.breastimplantawareness.org/shari.htm

Thanks for sharing this Shari ... you made my day too!

Although no one wants the info we share to be true ... and there are

such powerful forces trying to silence our message ... like the

starfish ... every one we can enlighten is well worth it.

God bless you mightily.

>

>

> hello all... wonderful reading but long....

>

> I got another woman last week which made me feel wonderful. I

was

> volunteering at my son's pre K (yes - I actually worked there

almost 45 hours last

> week!! crazy with all the little ones and I was a little worn out

but it shows

> that I am certainly getting there! I felt alive. I dressed over

200 kids from

> 6 weeks to 5 and fixed hair, etc....on picture week) and a very

sick looking

> - very faked breasted mommy came in w/ her children. infant and

2... sad. I

> couldn't help but mention something... very subtle... then a

wonderful thing

> happened. She perked up and said, " you had them also? " . I

proceeded to

> stop her there, in front of several witnesses, and ask her not to

tell me

> anything. I had never met this woman before but I proceeded to

tell her what I

> thought was wrong with her health wise by looking at her and how

and when it

> started to see if I were right... she started crying and I

thought she may pass

> out by how white she got. I hit it almost on the nose with the

symptoms and

> the order in which they appeared. She immediately asked for my

website -

> went there that weekend and told me she talked with her hubby and

showed them

> to him. (apparently these tata's were his lovely idea...)

Anyways, she feels

> as though I were sent by God to tell her this.. came in on Monday

at drop off

> to tell me so, then said she was making an appt for an explant

consult.

> Makes me feel wonderful!!!!!

>

> It certainly was not the first I had talked to about this, there

has been

> hundreds, but this was the first time I stopped someone and tried

to do what

> doc Vasey did to me. Told her what was wrong without knowing

her.... she was

> so freaked out when she was done (apparently she is a sub in the

baby class

> at my son, Logan's school and was supposed to be working that day)

she had to

> leave and go home early. The school was mad I think but I do not

care - I

> also invited her, if she wanted, to come over w/ her " hubby " and

see the

> implants themselves and (hubby) later offered to try to talk

with her hubby

> for her. this woman is tiny.... maybe as tall as me - 5'2 " and

maybe a

> hundred lbs... really tiny (unlike me!) and had humongo round

ones - saline... I

> think she said 450cc i a 32 " chest which is far too big for a

woman that size,

> and she actually asked me how I knew.... geeeezzzzz. The woman

is TINY in

> her 40's w/ 2 kids - I saw them from a mile away. We all know

what babies do

> to us!! luckily she did not breast feed... thanks to God for

helping her

> make that decision! The baby was maybe 3 months? crying -

wouldn't take a good

> pic to save her life and guess what? Mom says she has a double

ear

> infection and has had them constantly since birth.... hmmmmm.

sounds a little like

> my Logan, huh? Antibiotics aren't working she says.... constant

thrush and

> bottom rashes....

> I told her of my Logan and that he had so many ear infections that

he had

> tubes put in at 8 months which is unheard of around here according

to his

> doc... I think is when she started to tear up.... sad as I know

that horrible

> pain of regret and helplessness knowing that you may be

responsible for your

> childs suffering...

>

> Anyway - sorry for the long E-mail!

> Had to share - hope you girls have a wonderful holiday week!!!!!

>

> love always

> shari

>

> for those new - visit my page for all the details of my and my

son's

> story....

> breastimplantawareness.org/shari.htm

>

[Guest guest]

Shari - wow, that is amazing! I'm so glad you were able to help

this woman.

I'm trying to help wherever I can, but I'm finding that a pre-

implant person I was trying to help decided that she'd rather take

her chances on getting sick than having her sagging breasts which

she hates. She's got some self-esteem issues and she believes

implants will change that, but I know self-esteem comes from within,

and if you aren't happy with what's on the inside, nothing on the

outside will change that. I'll continue to try to help people, too,

and I guess all I can do is deliver the message and the rest is up

to them. I feel so bad for the people on the pro-implant sites who

are so excited about their upcoming Breast Implant surgeries, and I

wonder how many more will suffer.

Actually I was supposed to be part of a documentary, but the day of

my surgery the camera crew couldn't make it. I'm sure they'll still

film the documentary on another day, I just won't be part of it.

Sis

>

>

> hello all... wonderful reading but long....

>

> I got another woman last week which made me feel wonderful. I

was

> volunteering at my son's pre K (yes - I actually worked there

almost 45 hours last

> week!! crazy with all the little ones and I was a little worn out

but it shows

> that I am certainly getting there! I felt alive. I dressed over

200 kids from

> 6 weeks to 5 and fixed hair, etc....on picture week) and a very

sick looking

> - very faked breasted mommy came in w/ her children. infant and

2... sad. I

> couldn't help but mention something... very subtle... then a

wonderful thing

> happened. She perked up and said, " you had them also? " . I

proceeded to

> stop her there, in front of several witnesses, and ask her not to

tell me

> anything. I had never met this woman before but I proceeded to

tell her what I

> thought was wrong with her health wise by looking at her and how

and when it

> started to see if I were right... she started crying and I

thought she may pass

> out by how white she got. I hit it almost on the nose with the

symptoms and

> the order in which they appeared. She immediately asked for my

website -

> went there that weekend and told me she talked with her hubby and

showed them

> to him. (apparently these tata's were his lovely idea...)

Anyways, she feels

> as though I were sent by God to tell her this.. came in on Monday

at drop off

> to tell me so, then said she was making an appt for an explant

consult.

> Makes me feel wonderful!!!!!

>

> It certainly was not the first I had talked to about this, there

has been

> hundreds, but this was the first time I stopped someone and tried

to do what

> doc Vasey did to me. Told her what was wrong without knowing

her.... she was

> so freaked out when she was done (apparently she is a sub in the

baby class

> at my son, Logan's school and was supposed to be working that day)

she had to

> leave and go home early. The school was mad I think but I do not

care - I

> also invited her, if she wanted, to come over w/ her " hubby " and

see the

> implants themselves and (hubby) later offered to try to talk

with her hubby

> for her. this woman is tiny.... maybe as tall as me - 5'2 " and

maybe a

> hundred lbs... really tiny (unlike me!) and had humongo round

ones - saline... I

> think she said 450cc i a 32 " chest which is far too big for a

woman that size,

> and she actually asked me how I knew.... geeeezzzzz. The woman

is TINY in

> her 40's w/ 2 kids - I saw them from a mile away. We all know

what babies do

> to us!! luckily she did not breast feed... thanks to God for

helping her

> make that decision! The baby was maybe 3 months? crying -

wouldn't take a good

> pic to save her life and guess what? Mom says she has a double

ear

> infection and has had them constantly since birth.... hmmmmm.

sounds a little like

> my Logan, huh? Antibiotics aren't working she says.... constant

thrush and

> bottom rashes....

> I told her of my Logan and that he had so many ear infections that

he had

> tubes put in at 8 months which is unheard of around here according

to his

> doc... I think is when she started to tear up.... sad as I know

that horrible

> pain of regret and helplessness knowing that you may be

responsible for your

> childs suffering...

>

> Anyway - sorry for the long E-mail!

> Had to share - hope you girls have a wonderful holiday week!!!!!

>

> love always

> shari

>

> for those new - visit my page for all the details of my and my

son's

> story....

> breastimplantawareness.org/shari.htm

>

[Guest guest]

Shari,

I checked out your website as well!! It's awesome.

Sis

> >

> >

> > hello all... wonderful reading but long....

> >

> > I got another woman last week which made me feel wonderful. I

> was

> > volunteering at my son's pre K (yes - I actually worked there

> almost 45 hours last

> > week!! crazy with all the little ones and I was a little worn

out

> but it shows

> > that I am certainly getting there! I felt alive. I dressed over

> 200 kids from

> > 6 weeks to 5 and fixed hair, etc....on picture week) and a very

> sick looking

> > - very faked breasted mommy came in w/ her children. infant and

> 2... sad. I

> > couldn't help but mention something... very subtle... then a

> wonderful thing

> > happened. She perked up and said, " you had them also? " . I

> proceeded to

> > stop her there, in front of several witnesses, and ask her not

to

> tell me

> > anything. I had never met this woman before but I proceeded to

> tell her what I

> > thought was wrong with her health wise by looking at her and

how

> and when it

> > started to see if I were right... she started crying and I

> thought she may pass

> > out by how white she got. I hit it almost on the nose with the

> symptoms and

> > the order in which they appeared. She immediately asked for my

> website -

> > went there that weekend and told me she talked with her hubby

and

> showed them

> > to him. (apparently these tata's were his lovely idea...)

> Anyways, she feels

> > as though I were sent by God to tell her this.. came in on

Monday

> at drop off

> > to tell me so, then said she was making an appt for an explant

> consult.

> > Makes me feel wonderful!!!!!

> >

> > It certainly was not the first I had talked to about this, there

> has been

> > hundreds, but this was the first time I stopped someone and

tried

> to do what

> > doc Vasey did to me. Told her what was wrong without knowing

> her.... she was

> > so freaked out when she was done (apparently she is a sub in the

> baby class

> > at my son, Logan's school and was supposed to be working that

day)

> she had to

> > leave and go home early. The school was mad I think but I do

not

> care - I

> > also invited her, if she wanted, to come over w/ her " hubby " and

> see the

> > implants themselves and (hubby) later offered to try to

talk

> with her hubby

> > for her. this woman is tiny.... maybe as tall as me - 5'2 " and

> maybe a

> > hundred lbs... really tiny (unlike me!) and had humongo round

> ones - saline... I

> > think she said 450cc i a 32 " chest which is far too big for a

> woman that size,

> > and she actually asked me how I knew.... geeeezzzzz. The

woman

> is TINY in

> > her 40's w/ 2 kids - I saw them from a mile away. We all know

> what babies do

> > to us!! luckily she did not breast feed... thanks to God for

> helping her

> > make that decision! The baby was maybe 3 months? crying -

> wouldn't take a good

> > pic to save her life and guess what? Mom says she has a double

> ear

> > infection and has had them constantly since birth.... hmmmmm.

> sounds a little like

> > my Logan, huh? Antibiotics aren't working she says....

constant

> thrush and

> > bottom rashes....

> > I told her of my Logan and that he had so many ear infections

that

> he had

> > tubes put in at 8 months which is unheard of around here

according

> to his

> > doc... I think is when she started to tear up.... sad as I know

> that horrible

> > pain of regret and helplessness knowing that you may be

> responsible for your

> > childs suffering...

> >

> > Anyway - sorry for the long E-mail!

> > Had to share - hope you girls have a wonderful holiday

week!!!!!

> >

> > love always

> > shari

> >

> > for those new - visit my page for all the details of my and my

> son's

> > story....

> > breastimplantawareness.org/shari.htm

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sis . . .

If someone would have told me my sagging breasts could

be made to look " normal " with a mastopexy, I would

have jumped on that.

Of course, the plastic surgeon would have been the one

to do so . . . But would he? . . . Of course not!

He makes more money putting implants in and taking

them out than doing a one-time procedure!

After all was said and done (and years of being sick),

that's what I had done when my implants were removed.

They turned out fine!

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

-

Shari

What an awesome story. I think God did put you in the right place

at the right time. Keep on telling your story!

Hugs, kathy

-- In , halvey70@a... wrote:

>

>

> hello all... wonderful reading but long....

>

> I got another woman last week which made me feel wonderful. I

was

> volunteering at my son's pre K (yes - I actually worked there

almost 45 hours last

> week!! crazy with all the little ones and I was a little worn out

but it shows

> that I am certainly getting there! I felt alive. I dressed over

200 kids from

> 6 weeks to 5 and fixed hair, etc....on picture week) and a very

sick looking

> - very faked breasted mommy came in w/ her children. infant and

2... sad. I

> couldn't help but mention something... very subtle... then a

wonderful thing

> happened. She perked up and said, " you had them also? " . I

proceeded to

> stop her there, in front of several witnesses, and ask her not to

tell me

> anything. I had never met this woman before but I proceeded to

tell her what I

> thought was wrong with her health wise by looking at her and how

and when it

> started to see if I were right... she started crying and I

thought she may pass

> out by how white she got. I hit it almost on the nose with the

symptoms and

> the order in which they appeared. She immediately asked for my

website -

> went there that weekend and told me she talked with her hubby and

showed them

> to him. (apparently these tata's were his lovely idea...)

Anyways, she feels

> as though I were sent by God to tell her this.. came in on Monday

at drop off

> to tell me so, then said she was making an appt for an explant

consult.

> Makes me feel wonderful!!!!!

>

> It certainly was not the first I had talked to about this, there

has been

> hundreds, but this was the first time I stopped someone and tried

to do what

> doc Vasey did to me. Told her what was wrong without knowing

her.... she was

> so freaked out when she was done (apparently she is a sub in the

baby class

> at my son, Logan's school and was supposed to be working that day)

she had to

> leave and go home early. The school was mad I think but I do not

care - I

> also invited her, if she wanted, to come over w/ her " hubby " and

see the

> implants themselves and (hubby) later offered to try to talk

with her hubby

> for her. this woman is tiny.... maybe as tall as me - 5'2 " and

maybe a

> hundred lbs... really tiny (unlike me!) and had humongo round

ones - saline... I

> think she said 450cc i a 32 " chest which is far too big for a

woman that size,

> and she actually asked me how I knew.... geeeezzzzz. The woman

is TINY in

> her 40's w/ 2 kids - I saw them from a mile away. We all know

what babies do

> to us!! luckily she did not breast feed... thanks to God for

helping her

> make that decision! The baby was maybe 3 months? crying -

wouldn't take a good

> pic to save her life and guess what? Mom says she has a double

ear

> infection and has had them constantly since birth.... hmmmmm.

sounds a little like

> my Logan, huh? Antibiotics aren't working she says.... constant

thrush and

> bottom rashes....

> I told her of my Logan and that he had so many ear infections that

he had

> tubes put in at 8 months which is unheard of around here according

to his

> doc... I think is when she started to tear up.... sad as I know

that horrible

> pain of regret and helplessness knowing that you may be

responsible for your

> childs suffering...

>

> Anyway - sorry for the long E-mail!

> Had to share - hope you girls have a wonderful holiday week!!!!!

>

> love always

> shari

>

> for those new - visit my page for all the details of my and my

son's

> story....

> breastimplantawareness.org/shari.htm

>