Guest guest Posted January 27, 2006 Report Posted January 27, 2006 out of the 56 PSs, the one who would see me was nice, though not really good at answering questions/dialoging.....she immediately offered to take them out, saying she OCCASIONALLY sees a reconstruction patient who " never adjusts " to implants....she can't guarantee that explanting will solve my pain/nerve damage issues, but she feels it is worth a try......she then went on and on about how i will be " totally flat " ....as though that may be a reason to not do this, in spite of two years of pain.....anyway, when i said " en bloc " she said, well, it is different with reconstruction patients, that she will take out the entire implants, give them to me (she offered, but what in the heck should i do with them? i don't know if i want them!).........then she said she will take out as much scar tissue as she can, but the implants (silicone, remember) are actually under my chest wall, sitting right on my ribs, (no wonder they hurt!) and so she doesn't want to damage anything anymore than it already is! sooooo, i am waiting to hear that the surgery is approved through aetna......and that the date is set for my first day of spring break..........i am scared, though......she ran through all the possible complications, yadda yadda.........i am hoping this IS the right choice, only cause, what if my depression gets worse when i have no shape at all????? i guess i'll figure out some sort of prostectic (sp?) solution.....but did you know that those are often made of silicone, too???? so why would i put it against my skin, which absorbs everything????????????? sigh.........any info, support, whatever, would help........i know i haven't been around, i have been really sick, lots of pain that i can't drug myself out of........hope all is well with all of you! blessings, kathie Quote
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