Re: Breast Implants- advice

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello ladies,

> I am currently considering saline implants, but was researching for

> pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about the

> complications.

> I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women who

are

> quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has complications and

> reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share their

> stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them want to

> have explants?

> Thanks for your help/advice.

> Yenny

>

Yenny I was a healthy person and the doctors said it was FDA approved

for breast implants. I had saline implants which they told me it was

safer boy were they wrong I have learned so much about breast implants

after the fact it took me to get sick and the doctors could not find

it. They fail to tell us how toxic they really are and the bible also

says not to put anything foreign in your body. Its your choice to get

breast implants but if you chose do to so and you will eventually get

sick over the time period everyones body is different but you will get

sick from these things in your body because of the material they are

made out of first of all and our bodys reject these things because God

did not intend for these things to be in there. All of here are trying

to get better but thats another thing you have to look at I had saline

implants in for 6 months and got them out because of deterioration of

my body it got sick so fast and no one knew what it was I have been

sick a year. Think about it takes longer to heal than the time you have

them in. Not to mention the money factor of trying to get better. It

only takes a few thousand dollars to put them in and it takes many more

to get better times 10.

Love and God guide you in the right path.

from Ohio

[Guest guest]

Yenny

I am not sure of your motivation for getting the implants, but I am

sure they are not worth the risk. I got them because I am so very

very flat. However, I never liked the way they looked. Yea, I

looked better in my clothes but they looked fake. Even with

implants I was only a 34B. But I had breasts! However they were

rounded on top and from the side instead of my breast sloping down

slightly, it actually humped up. I thought it looked like someone

had stuck a ball on my chest. I could always feel them and they were

uncomfortable and I was always trying to push them around because it

hurt under them. Then after several years, I started getting sick.

I was finally diagnosed with connective tissue disease with lupus

and scleroderma symptoms. I thought I was dying. I have spent

several thousand dollars on trying to get well. Many women are so

sick of their implants that when they finally get them out they are

happy to have their small, soft, natural breasts back.

Many women who got implants because they were sagging, would have

been fine with just a lift, but the ps talked them into implants

instead. Sure there are women out there with implants that don't

appear to be sick. And maybe they aren't--yet. Even if they never

get sick, there is no way to predict who will get sick and who

won't. If you get sick, it will ruin your life. I guarantee it.

If you are healthy now, don't take the chance. We have too many

women on this site that were perfectly fine until they got

implants. Even after you get them out, there is no guarantee that

you will get your health back. Most women improve, many

dramatically. But most would admit that they have to walk a fine

line to stay well when they never did before. In my opinion, the

advantages aren't worth the risk. Please use your money to go on a

nice vacation instead.

Hugs, Kathy

>

> Hello ladies,

> I am currently considering saline implants, but was researching

for

> pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about the

> complications.

> I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women who

are

> quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has complications

and

> reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share their

> stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them want to

> have explants?

> Thanks for your help/advice.

> Yenny

>

[Guest guest]

Yenny, I'm glad that you have been researching this with your eyes

wide open, some people want to believe that implants are safe and

are so fixated on getting them, that they don't want to know about

the problems. The pro-implant sites will tell you that implants are

safe and that anyone who has gotten sick would have gotten sick

anyway, but that isn't true. I got saline implants 7 months ago,

and 1 month ago I had them removed. Getting implants was the

biggest mistake I have ever made in my 45 years on this earth (and

I've made quite a few mistakes!) Within a few weeks of getting the

imlants, my immune system started reacting. First I had heartburn

for a few days, followed by sore lymph nodes and this anxious

feeling, followed by swollen joints, then numb fingers and toes,

then a terrible headache, then my normally low blood pressure became

high. Also the veins in my fingers throbbed, I had muscle pain in

my arms, and my feet ached.

Aside from all the health issues, once I got the implants I thought

it just wasn't worth it. Before the surgery it seems like it's

going to make such a difference, but I hated them. It wasn't worth

the money, and it sure wasn't worth compromising my health. I went

from an A to a C, and I found I was trying to hide them more than

anything else. I had great self-esteem before the surgery and my

small breasts didn't bother me, I just got caught up in the hype and

that was that. I had the same voice in my head as you - something

nagging at me telling me it might not be a good choice, but I

ignored the voice. My counselor recently asked me what I learned

from all of this, and I told her the lesson I learned was to listen

to that voice, because all of my fears (and then some) were realized

when I had the implant surgery. It has been a nightmare, only I

can't wake up from it because it's really happened.

Sis

>

> Hello ladies,

> I am currently considering saline implants, but was researching

for

> pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about the

> complications.

> I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women who

are

> quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has complications

and

> reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share their

> stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them want to

> have explants?

> Thanks for your help/advice.

> Yenny

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello ladies,

> I am currently considering saline implants, but was researching

for

> pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about the

> complications.

> I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women who

are

> quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has complications

and

> reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share their

> stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them want to

> have explants?

> Thanks for your help/advice.

> Yenny

>

Yenny,

You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from getting

them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told me

that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

holidays recovering from having them removed!

I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather put

this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

Before I even made the connection that it was the implants were

making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both agreed that

if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation is lost

and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are going to

leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on your

stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

I hope this helps!

Ginger

[Guest guest]

Hi Ginger,

Good luck this coming Friday, I will be thinking of you. I'm 5

weeks post-explant now, and so happy to be rid of them. Do you have

to travel to get them removed?

Sis

> >

> > Hello ladies,

> > I am currently considering saline implants, but was researching

> for

> > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about the

> > complications.

> > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women

who

> are

> > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

complications

> and

> > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share their

> > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them want

to

> > have explants?

> > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > Yenny

> >

> Yenny,

> You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

> tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from getting

> them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told me

> that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> holidays recovering from having them removed!

> I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather put

> this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> Before I even made the connection that it was the implants were

> making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both agreed

that

> if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation is

lost

> and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are going

to

> leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on your

> stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> I hope this helps!

> Ginger

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much! I do have to travel approximately 5 hours to

Dallas. I live in Northwest Arkansas. We will have our car there

so we'll have some freedom. How are you? I am a little anxious. I

really don't know what to expect. I just know I need to get them

out!!!!

Ginger

> > >

> > > Hello ladies,

> > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

researching

> > for

> > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about

the

> > > complications.

> > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women

> who

> > are

> > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> complications

> > and

> > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share

their

> > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them

want

> to

> > > have explants?

> > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > Yenny

> > >

> > Yenny,

> > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

> > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from getting

> > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told

me

> > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather

put

> > this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> > Before I even made the connection that it was the implants were

> > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both agreed

> that

> > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation is

> lost

> > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are

going

> to

> > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on

your

> > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > I hope this helps!

> > Ginger

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ginger, we drove about 6 or 7 hours from New Jersey to Ohio. The

explant surgery was so much easier than the implant surgery. It

wasn't completely pain free, however it was manageable - and I was

surprised at how little pain I had once I got past the first day.

The drains weren't a big deal either, I found them kind of

interesting. Plus I appreciated them because I knew they were part

of the reason why I wasn't in much pain, because I wasn't swelling

up. The day after surgery, my husband and I took an all day drive

around the state of Ohio, and then went out to dinner. I'm not

saying I wasn't on the weak side or tired, but I was ok to sit in

the car and see the sights. I sent my husband home on Wednesday (I

had the surgery Monday) and I rented a car and drove myself home on

Friday. I've had some good days and some bad days since the

surgery, some symptoms have gone away and others are a little more

stubborn, but it is such a relief to have those timebombs out of my

body. I'm glad I only had them in 6 months, but they made me sick

so quickly that I knew I'd just keep getting worse if they stayed in

me any longer.

Sis

> > > >

> > > > Hello ladies,

> > > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

> researching

> > > for

> > > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about

> the

> > > > complications.

> > > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many

women

> > who

> > > are

> > > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> > complications

> > > and

> > > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share

> their

> > > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them

> want

> > to

> > > > have explants?

> > > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > > Yenny

> > > >

> > > Yenny,

> > > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

> > > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from

getting

> > > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told

> me

> > > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> > > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather

> put

> > > this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> > > Before I even made the connection that it was the implants

were

> > > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both

agreed

> > that

> > > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> > > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation

is

> > lost

> > > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are

> going

> > to

> > > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on

> your

> > > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> > > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > > I hope this helps!

> > > Ginger

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sis,

That is such encouraging news about what you were able to do after

surgery. I am sorry not everything is 100%. I guess it takes the

body some time to get all of the toxins out. You were so smart to

get them out after only 6 months. The more I find out, there are

many women out there that have had them removed for various

reasons. I am so thankful to have women like all of you that are so

supportive.

My body started telling me things were not right approximately a

month or so after implantation. I had the hives. I have just

covered them up by antihistamines for the past 3 years. My mouth

ulcers have been harder to ignore. Now I am to the stage that in

the evening, I feel very achey, like I am coming down with the flu.

My body just gets run down a lot faster than it used to.

Did you get your medical records from your implanting surgeon before

you went to Ohio? I thought about getting them in case I need it

for reference.

Ginger

> > > > >

> > > > > Hello ladies,

> > > > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

> > researching

> > > > for

> > > > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear

about

> > the

> > > > > complications.

> > > > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many

> women

> > > who

> > > > are

> > > > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> > > complications

> > > > and

> > > > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share

> > their

> > > > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them

> > want

> > > to

> > > > > have explants?

> > > > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > > > Yenny

> > > > >

> > > > Yenny,

> > > > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I

had

> > > > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from

> getting

> > > > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have

told

> > me

> > > > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> > > > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > > > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would

rather

> > put

> > > > this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> > > > Before I even made the connection that it was the implants

> were

> > > > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both

> agreed

> > > that

> > > > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> > > > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation

> is

> > > lost

> > > > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are

> > going

> > > to

> > > > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on

> > your

> > > > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > > > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> > > > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > > > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > > > I hope this helps!

> > > > Ginger

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

There are so many things that lead me to get breast implants but the

sad thing was all the ladies on the other implant sites never told

me the whole rtuth about implants, they don't feel real and they

can't because they're not. I can't sleep on my tummy any longer. I

have people make rude comments and give rude looks all the time NOT

the type of attention I wanted. All I wanted was to have a shape and

not look like a little girl, I was a A/B cup depending on the bra

and they were small but perky and pretty. I had a lot of self esteem

issues I thought implants would help however I am actually worse now

and hate my figure more. The first three years of having implants

was great and no one could have told me that there was a single

thing wrong with them but now I ache a lot from the weight I miss

the sensation I used to have and forever I will have scars. I have

had some hair loss as well. I know how bad you must want them, We

were all there once ourselves. Every woman wants to be sexy

unfortunately our society thinks sexy is big boobs but that is

simply not true.

> >

> > Hello ladies,

> > I am currently considering saline implants, but was researching

> for

> > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about the

> > complications.

> > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women

who

> are

> > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

complications

> and

> > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share their

> > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them want

to

> > have explants?

> > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > Yenny

> >

> Yenny,

> You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

> tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from getting

> them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told me

> that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> holidays recovering from having them removed!

> I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather put

> this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> Before I even made the connection that it was the implants were

> making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both agreed

that

> if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation is

lost

> and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are going

to

> leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on your

> stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> I hope this helps!

> Ginger

>

[Guest guest]

Ginger

I will be praying for you this week and especially on Friday. Do

you have a husband or support person to be with you?

Cherie

> > >

> > > Hello ladies,

> > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

researching

> > for

> > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about

the

> > > complications.

> > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many women

> who

> > are

> > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> complications

> > and

> > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share

their

> > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them

want

> to

> > > have explants?

> > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > Yenny

> > >

> > Yenny,

> > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

> > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from getting

> > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told

me

> > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather

put

> > this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> > Before I even made the connection that it was the implants were

> > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both agreed

> that

> > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation is

> lost

> > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are

going

> to

> > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on

your

> > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > I hope this helps!

> > Ginger

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ginger, it definitely takes time to filter all the toxins out.

Tonight I went to my sister's to get my blood pressure checked

again. I always had low blood pressure, and about 4 months into

having the implants it suddenly shot up and I couldn't get it down.

On the day of my surgery, it was 140/98. About 3 weeks after, it

was 130/74. Today it's 110/70 (which is what it normally was).

That alone is a huge relief to me, because I was quite concerned

about that. I also haven't run a fever, and for a month prior to

surgery I was running a low grade fever, each day it would peak

around dinner time. I didn't get my medical records from the

implanting surgeon, I didn't realize at the time that I could do

that. I know the explanting doctor said she had a tough time

getting them out, I think they were just too big for my small body.

I wanted a B and ended up with a C, but now I'm right where I should

have stayed and am happy to be once again - an A. I think we should

view our bust sizes in the same way we view school grades, an A

means you're at the top of the class!!!

Sis

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hello ladies,

> > > > > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

> > > researching

> > > > > for

> > > > > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear

> about

> > > the

> > > > > > complications.

> > > > > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many

> > women

> > > > who

> > > > > are

> > > > > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> > > > complications

> > > > > and

> > > > > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone

share

> > > their

> > > > > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes

them

> > > want

> > > > to

> > > > > > have explants?

> > > > > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > > > > Yenny

> > > > > >

> > > > > Yenny,

> > > > > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I

> had

> > > > > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from

> > getting

> > > > > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have

> told

> > > me

> > > > > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the

Christmas

> > > > > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > > > > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would

> rather

> > > put

> > > > > this money towards a new car that my whole family can

enjoy!

> > > > > Before I even made the connection that it was the implants

> > were

> > > > > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both

> > agreed

> > > > that

> > > > > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> > > > > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin,

sensation

> > is

> > > > lost

> > > > > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they

are

> > > going

> > > > to

> > > > > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying

on

> > > your

> > > > > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > > > > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me

to

> > > > > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > > > > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > > > > I hope this helps!

> > > > > Ginger

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Cherie,

Thanks so much. My husband is going down

with me. Our parents are watching the kids. We leave early

Thursday morning.

Ginger

> > > >

> > > > Hello ladies,

> > > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

> researching

> > > for

> > > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear about

> the

> > > > complications.

> > > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of many

women

> > who

> > > are

> > > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> > complications

> > > and

> > > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone share

> their

> > > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes them

> want

> > to

> > > > have explants?

> > > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > > Yenny

> > > >

> > > Yenny,

> > > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants. I had

> > > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from

getting

> > > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would have told

> me

> > > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the Christmas

> > > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would rather

> put

> > > this money towards a new car that my whole family can enjoy!

> > > Before I even made the connection that it was the implants

were

> > > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both

agreed

> > that

> > > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They are

> > > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin, sensation

is

> > lost

> > > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they are

> going

> > to

> > > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck! Lying on

> your

> > > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want me to

> > > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > > I hope this helps!

> > > Ginger

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sis,

You are so right about breast size and grades. I teach aerobics,

and just about every instructor there has had implants.

Many people look less healthy after their surgery. I can't describe

exactly how, but they do. Many of us have gained weight, too. Mine

came out of nowhere. I was running up to 9 miles daily and teaching

classes and still gained. I attributed it to aging, but who knows?

I am glad your blood pressure is down. Sounds like you are

feeling better. Mine has been ok.

I am picking up my records from my ps here today. That should be

interesting to look at them!

Ginger

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hello ladies,

> > > > > > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

> > > > researching

> > > > > > for

> > > > > > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to hear

> > about

> > > > the

> > > > > > > complications.

> > > > > > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of

many

> > > women

> > > > > who

> > > > > > are

> > > > > > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> > > > > complications

> > > > > > and

> > > > > > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone

> share

> > > > their

> > > > > > > stories with me? What they felt before and what makes

> them

> > > > want

> > > > > to

> > > > > > > have explants?

> > > > > > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > > > > > Yenny

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > Yenny,

> > > > > > You are so smart to be objective about breast implants.

I

> > had

> > > > > > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me from

> > > getting

> > > > > > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would

have

> > told

> > > > me

> > > > > > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the

> Christmas

> > > > > > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > > > > > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would

> > rather

> > > > put

> > > > > > this money towards a new car that my whole family can

> enjoy!

> > > > > > Before I even made the connection that it was the

implants

> > > were

> > > > > > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we both

> > > agreed

> > > > > that

> > > > > > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They

are

> > > > > > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin,

> sensation

> > > is

> > > > > lost

> > > > > > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if they

> are

> > > > going

> > > > > to

> > > > > > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck!

Lying

> on

> > > > your

> > > > > > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > > > > > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want

me

> to

> > > > > > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to you?

> > > > > > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > > > > > I hope this helps!

> > > > > > Ginger

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Ginger, I noticed my coloring looked funny after having implants put

in - I took on a bit of a pallor, like the living dead. At times my

fingers would look blue, and the veins would bulge. I am feeling

better, I'm feeling more energetic. Still am not 100% better but

I'm at least on my way. The swelling joints are probably going to

take longer to go away than everything else, but the numbness is

gone, headaches seem to be decreasing. My feet still feel strange

at times, like a dull ache, but the last few days I've noticed

improvement.

Sis

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Hello ladies,

> > > > > > > > I am currently considering saline implants, but was

> > > > > researching

> > > > > > > for

> > > > > > > > pros and cons and found this group. I am sorry to

hear

> > > about

> > > > > the

> > > > > > > > complications.

> > > > > > > > I am still unsure if I should get them as I know of

> many

> > > > women

> > > > > > who

> > > > > > > are

> > > > > > > > quite happy with their implants. Regardless, PS has

> > > > > > complications

> > > > > > > and

> > > > > > > > reading the stories makes me think twice. Can anyone

> > share

> > > > > their

> > > > > > > > stories with me? What they felt before and what

makes

> > them

> > > > > want

> > > > > > to

> > > > > > > > have explants?

> > > > > > > > Thanks for your help/advice.

> > > > > > > > Yenny

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Yenny,

> > > > > > > You are so smart to be objective about breast

implants.

> I

> > > had

> > > > > > > tunnel vision 3 years ago and nothing would stop me

from

> > > > getting

> > > > > > > them! I wouldn't have believed anyone if they would

> have

> > > told

> > > > > me

> > > > > > > that 3 years down the road I would be spending the

> > Christmas

> > > > > > > holidays recovering from having them removed!

> > > > > > > I have my surgery this Friday. I am nervous and would

> > > rather

> > > > > put

> > > > > > > this money towards a new car that my whole family can

> > enjoy!

> > > > > > > Before I even made the connection that it was the

> implants

> > > > were

> > > > > > > making me sick, my friend and I were talking and we

both

> > > > agreed

> > > > > > that

> > > > > > > if we had to do it all over again, we wouldn't. They

> are

> > > > > > > uncomfortable, you can see them through your skin,

> > sensation

> > > > is

> > > > > > lost

> > > > > > > and always in the back of your mind, you wonder if

they

> > are

> > > > > going

> > > > > > to

> > > > > > > leak or deflate. Heaven forbid you get in a wreck!

> Lying

> > on

> > > > > your

> > > > > > > stomach comfortably is a thing of the past.

> > > > > > > My health is now an issue. My family and friends want

> me

> > to

> > > > > > > healthy. Why risk all of these things happening to

you?

> > > > > > > God made you perfect the way you are. Don't change!

> > > > > > > I hope this helps!

> > > > > > > Ginger

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>