Re: one more thing Rachael

[Guest guest]

Rogene,

This is amazing......

>

> ,

>

> Apparently the body does eliminate silicone - however

slowly! . . .

>

> They've found silicone in implanted women's urine . . . It peaks

at the time of explant . . . However, it can be spread far and wide,

doing no telling how much damage! . . .

>

> That's one reason I'm amazed that, twelve years after explant

(leaking but not ruptured), that the foot pads may pulling silicone

out of my body!

>

> Some women have experienced sparkling urine . . . another one

(Kathy?) who used the clay baths, saw sparkly stuff left behind when

the material dried.

>

> My daughter (occupational therapist) noticed early on that

adjacent joints/bone of people who received silicone joint

replacements began deteriorating soon after getting their

implants. . . and that some of them began deteriorating mentally

soon after surgery as well.

>

> Rogene

>