Re: question about medicines Dr. Kolb wants me to take and following group messages

[Guest guest]

Cosmia,

Dr Kolb is very understanding and will not blast you in any way. She

will do her best to help you if she can financially. Do you have

insurance? If not, can you get on a policy or even on

medicare/medicaid for a temporary situation? There are tons of ways

to get medical help please be open with Dr Kolb about your situation

and she will do her best to see what she can do.

She sees women everyday who are stunned by what their implants are

doing and how much it will cost to get their health back. I am one

of those women. We are spending our retirement savings on my breasts

and my husband is furious about it. It always amazes me at how all

the women get the funds for removal so fast. I have to wait until

January or Febuary to get all the money together and I have already

been waiting for 4 months...losing my hair like mad in the

meanwhile. Feel free to email me, you have my email address already

it is the swtlilblonde31@..., I am in a similar situation as

you and can totally sympathize.

HUGS,

>

> Hi all,

>

> When I talked to Dr. Kolb on the phone last weekend she said for

me

> to take cipro 500mg 2x day for 14 days and diflucan 200 mg day for

30

> days and said somethng about liver function tests but I don't

> remember when I was supposed to get that done. My dilemma is that

I

> can't really afford to get the meds or liver test right now on the

> rest of the month's budget and I go to see her on dec. 1. I'm

afraid

> she'll get angry with me and won't want to treat me because I

haven't

> followed through on this. Getting hold of my family doctor during

the

> holidays won't be easy either so it'd be monday the 28th at the

> earliest that I could even hope to contact him and it usually

takes

> more than 1 day of calling to get any response and that's even

when

> it isn't busy.She didn't directly prescribe the meds she said just

> have my family doctor do it and have him call her if he had any

> questions.I just don't know where the money will come from to do

all

> this and I'm afraid I'll end up having to keep the implants no

matter

> what because I can't do everything the Dr.dictates. I can't afford

a

> lot of expensive detoxing either. Plenty of people say well you

> brought this on yourself and they're right,I did but I didn't go

into

> this 10 yrs ago knowing what I know now.If I did, I wouldn't have

> ever gotten implants of any kind.Anyway, for those of you who've

been

> to Dr. Kolb, will she blast me for waiting until I see her before

> taking any meds.I'd think they'd do a blood test first to check

for

> infection efore giving such expensive, heavy-duty meds anyway.

>

> On another note, I'm having trouble finding my way around the

group

> messages. I chose to just go to the group website to read the

> messages and the first thing I usually do is look for new messages

> and responses to my messages but I feel like I'm lost in a sea. I

> can't really tell which ones I've read and which ones I haven't

and I

> have to wade through a lot of posts to catch responses to mine.Is

> there an easier way to do this without sending all those daily

emails

> to my own inbox?

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Dr. Kolb is very understanding. The reason she wants you to have the liver

enzyme tests

is to make sure the diflucan won't hurt you. I had high liver enzymes when I

was

explanted, and could not take diflucan. So instead she prescribed Nystantin.

Talk with her. More than any other doctor I know, Dr. Kolb cares about her

patients.

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > When I talked to Dr. Kolb on the phone last weekend she said for

> me

> > to take cipro 500mg 2x day for 14 days and diflucan 200 mg day for

> 30

> > days and said somethng about liver function tests but I don't

> > remember when I was supposed to get that done. My dilemma is that

> I

> > can't really afford to get the meds or liver test right now on the

> > rest of the month's budget and I go to see her on dec. 1. I'm

> afraid

> > she'll get angry with me and won't want to treat me because I

> haven't

> > followed through on this. Getting hold of my family doctor during

> the

> > holidays won't be easy either so it'd be monday the 28th at the

> > earliest that I could even hope to contact him and it usually

> takes

> > more than 1 day of calling to get any response and that's even

> when

> > it isn't busy.She didn't directly prescribe the meds she said just

> > have my family doctor do it and have him call her if he had any

> > questions.I just don't know where the money will come from to do

> all

> > this and I'm afraid I'll end up having to keep the implants no

> matter

> > what because I can't do everything the Dr.dictates. I can't afford

> a

> > lot of expensive detoxing either. Plenty of people say well you

> > brought this on yourself and they're right,I did but I didn't go

> into

> > this 10 yrs ago knowing what I know now.If I did, I wouldn't have

> > ever gotten implants of any kind.Anyway, for those of you who've

> been

> > to Dr. Kolb, will she blast me for waiting until I see her before

> > taking any meds.I'd think they'd do a blood test first to check

> for

> > infection efore giving such expensive, heavy-duty meds anyway.

> >

> > On another note, I'm having trouble finding my way around the

> group

> > messages. I chose to just go to the group website to read the

> > messages and the first thing I usually do is look for new messages

> > and responses to my messages but I feel like I'm lost in a sea. I

> > can't really tell which ones I've read and which ones I haven't

> and I

> > have to wade through a lot of posts to catch responses to mine.Is

> > there an easier way to do this without sending all those daily

> emails

> > to my own inbox?

> >

>