Re: en bloc after reconstruction?

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Kathie,

I'm so glad you've found a doctor! Have you dicussed

her standard procedures with her office yet?

Chronic sinus problems are common . . . But treating

with antibiotics can make things worse, because it's

more likely to be a chronic fungal problem. For fungal

problems - suggest Fungal Defense, raw, crushed fresh

garlic, Oil of Oregano. Irrigating with saline

solution can help.

It's especially important to remove implants en bloc

with silicone. The silicone sheds particles that are

contained in the capsule, and, should there be a

rupture, hopefully the capsule is containing that as

well. Not to mentionn the bacteria that can grow in

the silicone bio-film (I posted on this yesterday).

It's true that you won't have any breast tissue left.

But your body should still fill in the missing tissues

somewhat. In return, you get your health back - and

that's the better end of the deal!

Your doctor will have to discuss the scar tissue

situation with you after she examines you. You already

have scar tissue from your mastectomy. . . The capsule

is more scar tissue, but if that's removed right, that

will be gone. I would assume your doctor will use the

old incisions to remove your implants - so that may

not produce more visible scars. Since your implants

are moving about and sitting on the surface, they

should be relatively easy to remove.

Let's pray your nightmare will be over soon!

In the meantime, take very good care of yourself . .

Eat healthy " The Maker's Diet " is an excellent guide.

Take probiotics, and try some gentle detoxes. Drink a

lot of water. But take it one step at a time! . . .

You probably won't see a huge difference until your

implants are out, but it will give you a jump start on

recovery after surgery.

Far infrared light can help with neuropathy. . .

Saunas are expensive, but one can build their own

using the lights. I'd suggest doing a web search for

" far infrared therapy " for more information. My

daughter tells me her therapy department is getting

excellent reponses from patients with neuropathy.

Have you had any response from anyone you've contacted

for help?

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene