Re: New to the group:

August 23, 2006

Where are you?

Lynda

At 03:35 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>I have just realized my implants are the true source of my health

>issues. It has been a long 5 years and I need urgent help to know

>where to turn first. I am new to exploring all of these topics on

>implants and their health related issues. Please someone help!

>

August 24, 2006

>

> >I have just realized my implants are the true source of my health

> >issues. It has been a long 5 years and I need urgent help to know

> >where to turn first. I am new to exploring all of these topics on

> >implants and their health related issues. Please someone help!

> >

> I live in Arkansas.

August 24, 2006

Rogene is in Arkansas. She will undoubtedly chime in here soon.

What insurance do you have? Saline or silicone implants?

Lynda

At 05:28 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>

> >

> > >I have just realized my implants are the true source of my health

> > >issues. It has been a long 5 years and I need urgent help to know

> > >where to turn first. I am new to exploring all of these topics on

> > >implants and their health related issues. Please someone help!

> > >

> > I live in Arkansas.

>

August 24, 2006

> > >

> > > >I have just realized my implants are the true source of my

health

> > > >issues. It has been a long 5 years and I need urgent help to

know

> > > >where to turn first. I am new to exploring all of these

topics on

> > > >implants and their health related issues. Please someone help!

> > > >

> > > I live in Arkansas.

> >

> > I have saline implants. My implant surgery was in May of 2001. I

was 26 years old and had just given birth to my third son. I had my

boys close together. They are 6, 7, and 9. I always have been

healthy except for having psoriasis. But now... my list of health

issues is over-whelming. But doctors have never been able to make

any diagnosis expect for autoimmune thyroiditis. I am so glad I have

found this support system that I have cried all day. Thanks so much

>

August 24, 2006

Many of us have thyroid problems from implants. Two doctors who

remove them properly live fairly close to you, Dr. Melmed in Dallas

and Dr. Huang of Denver.

Lynda

At 06:08 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>

> > > >

> > > > >I have just realized my implants are the true source of my

>health

> > > > >issues. It has been a long 5 years and I need urgent help to

>know

> > > > >where to turn first. I am new to exploring all of these

>topics on

> > > > >implants and their health related issues. Please someone help!

> > > > >

> > > > I live in Arkansas.

> > >

> > > I have saline implants. My implant surgery was in May of 2001. I

>was 26 years old and had just given birth to my third son. I had my

>boys close together. They are 6, 7, and 9. I always have been

>healthy except for having psoriasis. But now... my list of health

>issues is over-whelming. But doctors have never been able to make

>any diagnosis expect for autoimmune thyroiditis. I am so glad I have

>found this support system that I have cried all day. Thanks so much

> >

>

August 24, 2006

Hi Tr . . . I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages, just know that, I'll get to them when I can. Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . . Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know that life is good again. If there's anything we can help you with, let us know! Hugs and prayers, Rogene

August 24, 2006

>

> Hi Tr . . .

>

> I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

>

> Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that

they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .

Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

that life is good again.

>

> If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

>

> Hugs and prayers,

>

> Rogene

>

Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I

am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have

Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and

don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I

have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.

August 24, 2006

Yes, your story sounds like many other women's stories. We totally

understand what you are saying.

And treatment for depression is a temporary fix and may even make you

worse as it is more toxins in your body.

Where are you in your search for removal of your implants?

Lynda

At 08:26 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi Tr . . .

> >

> > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

>old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

>where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

>just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> >

> > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

>understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that

>they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

>doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .

>Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

>begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

>it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

>that life is good again.

> >

> > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> >

> > Hugs and prayers,

> >

> > Rogene

> >

>Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

>among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

>wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I

>am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have

>Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and

>don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I

>have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

>can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

>mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

>would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.

>

August 24, 2006

> > >

> > > Hi Tr . . .

> > >

> > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

> >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

> >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > >

> > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but

that

> >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

are. . .

> >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

> >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

> >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

> >that life is good again.

> > >

> > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > >

> > > Hugs and prayers,

> > >

> > > Rogene

> > >

> >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

> >among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

> >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right

now I

> >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I

have

> >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar.

and

> >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors

I

> >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

> >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

> >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

> >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own

body.

> >

> >My body feels like it is on toxic overload. I only take a minimal

amount of meds daily that I require due to a full hysterectomy and

countless other surgeries. I do not take pain meds because that led

to other problems. It does not resolve to root of the problem. Right

now I am jaundice and I have been experiencing weird symptoms. My

family including my husband of thirteen years don't understand. They

think that if there were something wrong with me then why don't the

doctors find it. At this point... I am desperate! I have three boys

that deserve a healthy mom. I am open to any suggestions for a good

surgeon!!

>

August 24, 2006

Tonya . . . Please write to me privately . . . let's see if we can find a doctor nearby . . . one that may be covered by your insurance - if you have insurance. In the meantime . .. jaundice is usually related to liver overload . . . I'd start with Milk Thistle . . . do some web research on it .. . it's cheap and easy to do. Then, consider the gall bladder/liver flushes on www.curezone.com . . . I'm dogged tired right now . . . but we need to share more info. If your hubby doesn't understand, some of the women will be happy to let their husbands talk to him. . . The husbands who've seen their wives gone through this (and who have stuck it out) are more supportive to their wives that ever before. Dr. Melmed in Dallas would be a good

choice. .. emelmed@... . .. Just tell him that Rogene tells you that en bloc, with drains as long as necessary is the best way to go. His costs are about $6600 for everthing. Let us knw what we can do to help. Rogene Tonya <tr_powers@...> wrote: > > >> > > Hi Tr . . .> > >> > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the> >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time> >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,>

>just know that, I'll get to them when I can.> > >> > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who> >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that> >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it> >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .> >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she> >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes> >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know> >that life is good again.> > >> > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!> > >> > > Hugs and prayers,> > >> > > Rogene> > >> >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be> >among women that understand. My

determination to find out what is> >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I> >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have> >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and> >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I> >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you> >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and> >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who> >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.> >> >My body feels like it is on toxic overload. I only take a minimal amount of meds daily that I require due to a full hysterectomy and countless other surgeries. I do not take pain meds because that led to other problems. It does not resolve to root of the

problem. Right now I am jaundice and I have been experiencing weird symptoms. My family including my husband of thirteen years don't understand. They think that if there were something wrong with me then why don't the doctors find it. At this point... I am desperate! I have three boys that deserve a healthy mom. I am open to any suggestions for a good surgeon!! >

August 24, 2006

Tonya, I'm going to send you a private message . . . Rogene Tonya <tr_powers@...> wrote: >> Hi Tr . . .> > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time where I

won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages, just know that, I'll get to them when I can.> > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . . Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know that life is good again.> > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!> > Hugs and prayers,> > Rogene>Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be among women that understand. My determination to find out what is wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I am

in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.

August 24, 2006

It is a good idea to get the implants out as soon as possible. However, I also

believe that

sometimes treatment for depression is important. I had help through this, and

it saved my

life. I do think you should listen to your doctor on this one.

> > >

> > > Hi Tr . . .

> > >

> > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

> >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

> >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > >

> > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that

> >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .

> >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

> >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

> >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

> >that life is good again.

> > >

> > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > >

> > > Hugs and prayers,

> > >

> > > Rogene

> > >

> >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

> >among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

> >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I

> >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have

> >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and

> >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I

> >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

> >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

> >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

> >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.

> >

>

August 24, 2006

Sometimes depression masks other symptoms, but I do know that many

women take antidepressants, and some just got worse with this

treatment. I am a social worker, so I do support antidepressants, but

often we find that women poisoned from toxins get worse with

additional stress on their immune systems from drugs. Getting the

implants out seemed to solve many women's depression problems as they

began to detox and get the poisons out of their systems.

Lynda

At 11:31 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>It is a good idea to get the implants out as soon as possible.

>However, I also believe that

>sometimes treatment for depression is important. I had help through

>this, and it saved my

>life. I do think you should listen to your doctor on this one.

>

> > > >

> > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > >

> > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

> > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

> > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > >

> > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that

> > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .

> > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

> > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

> > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

> > >that life is good again.

> > > >

> > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > >

> > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > >

> > > > Rogene

> > > >

> > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

> > >among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

> > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I

> > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have

> > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and

> > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I

> > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

> > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

> > >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

> > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.

> > >

> >

>

August 24, 2006

Messed up neuro-regulatory hormones cause depression too. Having these

tested and treated can often times end depression.

Kenda

> Sometimes depression masks other symptoms, but I do know that many

> women take antidepressants, and some just got worse with this

> treatment. I am a social worker, so I do support antidepressants, but

> often we find that women poisoned from toxins get worse with

> additional stress on their immune systems from drugs. Getting the

> implants out seemed to solve many women's depression problems as they

> began to detox and get the poisons out of their systems.

>

> Lynda

>

> At 11:31 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>

>> It is a good idea to get the implants out as soon as possible.

>> However, I also believe that

>> sometimes treatment for depression is important. I had help through

>> this, and it saved my

>> life. I do think you should listen to your doctor on this one.

>>

>>>>>

>>>>> Hi Tr . . .

>>>>>

>>>>> I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

>>>> old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

>>>> where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

>>>> just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

>>>>>

>>>>> Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

>>>> understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that

>>>> they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

>>>> doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .

>>>> Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

>>>> begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

>>>> it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

>>>> that life is good again.

>>>>>

>>>>> If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

>>>>>

>>>>> Hugs and prayers,

>>>>>

>>>>> Rogene

>>>>>

>>>> Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

>>>> among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

>>>> wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now I

>>>> am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I have

>>>> Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar. and

>>>> don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I

>>>> have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

>>>> can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

>>>> mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

>>>> would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own body.

>>>>

>>>

>>

>

August 24, 2006

There are lots of reasons for depression though...for

instance, last year I was very depressed, having panic

attacks,severe brain fog, crying spells constantly,

the whole bit.

I tried every herb and vitamin I could think of, with

no luck. Finally I broke down and went to a

psychaitrist, who didn't even do any kind of

tests-they just threw me a prescription for

antidepressants.

I refused to take them, until I had exhausted all

other choices. Anyway, to make a long story short, I

went to my Gynocologist. He took one look at me and

ran some labwork. Ends up that my hormones were WAY

out of whack-I had almost NO estrogen in my body at

all (I had had a complete hysterectomy and needed

HRT!). He gave me a huge estrogen shot and put me on

hormones,and I felt WONDERFUL!

Then I went to my Endocronologist, who ran more

bloodwork and said my thyroid was way off balance,

which was causing my panic attacks. He lowered my dose

of thyroid meds, and wow-no more panic attacks OR

depression.

No, psychiatrists will not LOOK for the root of your

depression, only try to cover it up with very

addictive pills that will mess your system up even

more!

--- Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

> Sometimes depression masks other symptoms, but I do

> know that many

> women take antidepressants, and some just got worse

> with this

> treatment. I am a social worker, so I do support

> antidepressants, but

> often we find that women poisoned from toxins get

> worse with

> additional stress on their immune systems from

> drugs. Getting the

> implants out seemed to solve many women's depression

> problems as they

> began to detox and get the poisons out of their

> systems.

>

> Lynda

>

> At 11:31 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>

> >It is a good idea to get the implants out as soon

> as possible.

> >However, I also believe that

> >sometimes treatment for depression is important. I

> had help through

> >this, and it saved my

> >life. I do think you should listen to your doctor

> on this one.

> >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > >

> > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village .

> . I'm one of the

> > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into

> a very busy time

> > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I

> miss some messages,

> > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > >

> > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among

> women who

> > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants

> made us sick, but that

> > > >they did . . . There appear to be several

> reasons why - but it

> > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what

> your diagnoses are. . .

> > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key

> word: properly), she

> > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better

> quickly, sometimes

> > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get

> well enough to know

> > > >that life is good again.

> > > > >

> > > > > If there's anything we can help you with,

> let us know!

> > > > >

> > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > >

> > > > > Rogene

> > > > >

> > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses.

> It is great to be

> > > >among women that understand. My determination

> to find out what is

> > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood

> journey. Right now I

> > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance

> you could offer. I have

> > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North

> Little Rock, Ar. and

> > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't

> trust any doctors I

> > > >have previously had because I have gotten now

> where. I'm sure you

> > > >can figure what their diagnosis always

> is.....medicines to try and

> > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always

> say...DEPRESSION! Who

> > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a

> prisoner in your own body.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

__________________________________________________

August 24, 2006

> >

> > Hi Tr . . .

> >

> > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

> where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

> just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> >

> > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but that

> they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses are. . .

> Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly), she

> begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly, sometimes

> it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to know

> that life is good again.

> >

> > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> >

> > Hugs and prayers,

> >

> > Rogene

> >

> Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to be

> among women that understand. My determination to find out what is

> wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right now

I

> am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I

have

> Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar.

and

> don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any doctors I

> have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure you

> can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try and

> mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION! Who

> would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own

body.

>Tonya,

Welcome aboard, I had my explant aug 24 2005. Today is my anniversary

1 year, well I had my implants 20 years and have been sick for 10. I

had what I thought were safe saline implants, but later found out

they were bilumen surgitek which means they are saline and silicone

gel. I didn't know all this implant stuff applied to me as I was told

about 18 years ago by my PS it only applied to those with silicone,

which is a lie, especially since he put in the implants knowing they

were both, Any hoo this is the place where you can get true info, The

ladies have helped me and alot of others. I have been here a couple

of months, Again Welcome you are among friends who do care.

Terri P

Aloha from Hawaii

August 24, 2006

> > >

> > > Hi Tr . . .

> > >

> > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of

the

> > old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy time

> > where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some messages,

> > just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > >

> > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but

that

> > they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> > doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

are. . .

> > Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly),

she

> > begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

sometimes

> > it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to

know

> > that life is good again.

> > >

> > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > >

> > > Hugs and prayers,

> > >

> > > Rogene

> > >

> > Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to

be

> > among women that understand. My determination to find out what

is

> > wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right

now

> I

> > am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer. I

> have

> > Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock, Ar.

> and

> > don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

doctors I

> > have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure

you

> > can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try

and

> > mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION!

Who

> > would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your own

> body.

> >Tonya,

> Welcome aboard, I had my explant aug 24 2005. Today is my

anniversary

> 1 year, well I had my implants 20 years and have been sick for 10.

I

> had what I thought were safe saline implants, but later found out

> they were bilumen surgitek which means they are saline and

silicone

> gel. I didn't know all this implant stuff applied to me as I was

told

> about 18 years ago by my PS it only applied to those with

silicone,

> which is a lie, especially since he put in the implants knowing

they

> were both, Any hoo this is the place where you can get true info,

The

> ladies have helped me and alot of others. I have been here a

couple

> of months, Again Welcome you are among friends who do care.

> Terri P

> Aloha from Hawaii

>

Hey Terri P

Thanks for the welcome. This group has been an answer to my

prayers and I'm sure countless other women. Rogene and Lynda have

been so helpful and I have made my appointment for my explantation.

My husband does'nt understand and I really don't expect him to. All

I know it that I have to get well so I can give my kids the mother

that they deserve. If anyone would like to ask me any questions,

feel free. Thanks for the support!!

August 24, 2006

Lynda, I concur with what you said about antidepressants. I have

struggled with bipolar disorder most of my life...it's in my family.

I have had great success with natural products, but there have been

times when I've had to take them. And at one point in my life, they

literally saved my life. My psychiatrist is very supportive of 6

month temporary medication periods, and then weaning off. Very

important to wean off, and not quit cold turkey. I find that the

more raw foods I eat, and stress vitamins I get in my body, the

better I feel mentally. My son manages his by running! I wish I

could run....oh, well...the day will come. Maybe I'll even enter a

1/2 marathon & kick my son's butt, ya think???? lol

I love all the info. on this site and value your knowledge, Lynda.

Love in the 'nth degree,

Sunny

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > >

> > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy

time

> > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

messages,

> > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > >

> > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but

that

> > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

are. . .

> > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly),

she

> > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

sometimes

> > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to

know

> > > >that life is good again.

> > > > >

> > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > > >

> > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > >

> > > > > Rogene

> > > > >

> > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to

be

> > > >among women that understand. My determination to find out what

is

> > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right

now I

> > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer.

I have

> > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock,

Ar. and

> > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

doctors I

> > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure

you

> > > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try

and

> > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION!

Who

> > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your

own body.

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 25, 2006

Thanks, Sunny. I prefer a rational approach and

not just handing out medicine like candy. Seems

to be done often. Especially antibiotics.

I have taken antidepressants. I do know that

they are necessary sometimes, but many could work

out other solutions like you

have! Congratulations on searching and finding

what you need without being totally dependent on

allopathic medicine. That is what we like to

see. Too many buy what allopathic medicine says, hook, line and sinker.

Lynda

At 04:44 PM 8/24/2006, you wrote:

>Lynda, I concur with what you said about antidepressants. I have

>struggled with bipolar disorder most of my life...it's in my family.

>I have had great success with natural products, but there have been

>times when I've had to take them. And at one point in my life, they

>literally saved my life. My psychiatrist is very supportive of 6

>month temporary medication periods, and then weaning off. Very

>important to wean off, and not quit cold turkey. I find that the

>more raw foods I eat, and stress vitamins I get in my body, the

>better I feel mentally. My son manages his by running! I wish I

>could run....oh, well...the day will come. Maybe I'll even enter a

>1/2 marathon & kick my son's butt, ya think???? lol

>

>I love all the info. on this site and value your knowledge, Lynda.

>

>Love in the 'nth degree,

>

>Sunny

>

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> > > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy

>time

> > > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

>messages,

> > > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but

>that

> > > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> > > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

>are. . .

> > > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly),

>she

> > > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

>sometimes

> > > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to

>know

> > > > >that life is good again.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Rogene

> > > > > >

> > > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to

>be

> > > > >among women that understand. My determination to find out what

>is

> > > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right

>now I

> > > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer.

>I have

> > > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock,

>Ar. and

> > > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

>doctors I

> > > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure

>you

> > > > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try

>and

> > > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION!

>Who

> > > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your

>own body.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 25, 2006

Sometimes antidepressents is a rational approach. And sometimes they are not

handed

out like candy .

I am going to let this drop, but I would urge anyone with serious depression to

seek

professional help.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one of the

> > > > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy

> >time

> > > > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

> >messages,

> > > > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > > > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick, but

> >that

> > > > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why - but it

> > > > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

> >are. . .

> > > > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word: properly),

> >she

> > > > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

> >sometimes

> > > > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough to

> >know

> > > > > >that life is good again.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Rogene

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great to

> >be

> > > > > >among women that understand. My determination to find out what

> >is

> > > > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey. Right

> >now I

> > > > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could offer.

> >I have

> > > > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little Rock,

> >Ar. and

> > > > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

> >doctors I

> > > > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm sure

> >you

> > > > > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to try

> >and

> > > > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always say...DEPRESSION!

> >Who

> > > > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your

> >own body.

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 26, 2006

Lynda, thanks for the encouragement. I was on anti-biotics every 3

months for bladder/kidney infections from birth to 30 yrs. old. My

goodness, I had more yeast infections than you can imagine. Finally,

I had corrective surgery from a birth defect, and 'voila!' no more

infections. It took me years to replenish my body. Also, I had my

ears " candled " and you should have seen the white powder that was in

my ear canals -- from the antibiotics! Amazing!

Love & Lots of Healing Prayers,

Sunny

-- In , Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>

> Thanks, Sunny. I prefer a rational approach and

> not just handing out medicine like candy. Seems

> to be done often. Especially antibiotics.

>

> I have taken antidepressants. I do know that

> they are necessary sometimes, but many could work

> out other solutions like you

> have! Congratulations on searching and finding

> what you need without being totally dependent on

> allopathic medicine. That is what we like to

> see. Too many buy what allopathic medicine says, hook, line and

sinker.

>

> Lynda

>

> At 04:44 PM 8/24/2006, you wrote:

>

> >Lynda, I concur with what you said about antidepressants. I have

> >struggled with bipolar disorder most of my life...it's in my

family.

> >I have had great success with natural products, but there have been

> >times when I've had to take them. And at one point in my life, they

> >literally saved my life. My psychiatrist is very supportive of 6

> >month temporary medication periods, and then weaning off. Very

> >important to wean off, and not quit cold turkey. I find that the

> >more raw foods I eat, and stress vitamins I get in my body, the

> >better I feel mentally. My son manages his by running! I wish I

> >could run....oh, well...the day will come. Maybe I'll even enter a

> >1/2 marathon & kick my son's butt, ya think???? lol

> >

> >I love all the info. on this site and value your knowledge, Lynda.

> >

> >Love in the 'nth degree,

> >

> >Sunny

> >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one

of the

> > > > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy

> >time

> > > > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

> >messages,

> > > > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > > > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick,

but

> >that

> > > > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why -

but it

> > > > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

> >are. . .

> > > > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word:

properly),

> >she

> > > > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

> >sometimes

> > > > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough

to

> >know

> > > > > >that life is good again.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Rogene

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great

to

> >be

> > > > > >among women that understand. My determination to find out

what

> >is

> > > > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey.

Right

> >now I

> > > > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could

offer.

> >I have

> > > > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little

Rock,

> >Ar. and

> > > > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

> >doctors I

> > > > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm

sure

> >you

> > > > > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to

try

> >and

> > > > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always

say...DEPRESSION!

> >Who

> > > > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your

> >own body.

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 26, 2006

Molly, I agree totally that severe depression has to be treated

pronto. I almost committed suicide 2x as an adult, and at 16 yrs.

old I took a bunch of my Mom's pills, until my heart was pounding out

of my chest! I passed out and woke up in the morning totally fine!

I was shocked and relieved at the same time. I knew then I wouldn't

kill myself -- God wanted me here for a reason. Although, when I was

working through the pain of sexual abuse in my adult years, I came

close -- it wasn't so much that I wanted to die, but just not be here

for awhile or to be so numb I couldn't feel the excruciating pain.

Thanks for all your info & sharing over the past few months.

Love & Hugs,

Sunny

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one

of the

> > > > > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very

busy

> > >time

> > > > > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

> > >messages,

> > > > > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > > > > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us

sick, but

> > >that

> > > > > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why -

but it

> > > > > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your

diagnoses

> > >are. . .

> > > > > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word:

properly),

> > >she

> > > > > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

> > >sometimes

> > > > > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well

enough to

> > >know

> > > > > > >that life is good again.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Rogene

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is

great to

> > >be

> > > > > > >among women that understand. My determination to find

out what

> > >is

> > > > > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey.

Right

> > >now I

> > > > > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could

offer.

> > >I have

> > > > > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little

Rock,

> > >Ar. and

> > > > > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

> > >doctors I

> > > > > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm

sure

> > >you

> > > > > > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines

to try

> > >and

> > > > > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always

say...DEPRESSION!

> > >Who

> > > > > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in

your

> > >own body.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 26, 2006

Yes, antibiotics can be life savers, but oh, can

they be abused. I can imagine what toxins are in

your system, but you can clean it a lot now that

you do not need to be on antibiotics.

I have not taken an antibiotic since 1985, have

had pneumonia twice (maybe three times) and

Legionnaires's pneumonia once. I fought through

them with the help of my Naturopath. Just took

things to boost my immune system. There was a

time or two that I almost gave in, but I did get better without them.

I still have fungal problems from the chemo and

the silicone, so still fight that.

My daughter had mega problems in her first year

and was on antibiotics regularly. Then she had

fungal problems as a small child.

I would take antibiotics if I absolutely had to,

but I certainly do not know a single one that I

have not reacted to when I did take them. I had

constant sinus infections for which they gave me

(guess what) antibiotics, and we now know that

most problems like this have a fungal base, so it

just made it worse and worse. No wonder they

call it the " practice of " medicine.

I came by my concerns about too many antibiotics

from experience, and I do know that many people

live much longer because of them. I just am

concerned that too many times they are not

necessary as many other holistic things would work very well.

Lynda

At 10:32 PM 8/25/2006, you wrote:

>Lynda, thanks for the encouragement. I was on anti-biotics every 3

>months for bladder/kidney infections from birth to 30 yrs. old. My

>goodness, I had more yeast infections than you can imagine. Finally,

>I had corrective surgery from a birth defect, and 'voila!' no more

>infections. It took me years to replenish my body. Also, I had my

>ears " candled " and you should have seen the white powder that was in

>my ear canals -- from the antibiotics! Amazing!

>

>Love & Lots of Healing Prayers,

>

>Sunny

>

>-- In

><mailto: %40> ,

>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

> >

> > Thanks, Sunny. I prefer a rational approach and

> > not just handing out medicine like candy. Seems

> > to be done often. Especially antibiotics.

> >

> > I have taken antidepressants. I do know that

> > they are necessary sometimes, but many could work

> > out other solutions like you

> > have! Congratulations on searching and finding

> > what you need without being totally dependent on

> > allopathic medicine. That is what we like to

> > see. Too many buy what allopathic medicine says, hook, line and

>sinker.

> >

> > Lynda

> >

> > At 04:44 PM 8/24/2006, you wrote:

> >

> > >Lynda, I concur with what you said about antidepressants. I have

> > >struggled with bipolar disorder most of my life...it's in my

>family.

> > >I have had great success with natural products, but there have been

> > >times when I've had to take them. And at one point in my life, they

> > >literally saved my life. My psychiatrist is very supportive of 6

> > >month temporary medication periods, and then weaning off. Very

> > >important to wean off, and not quit cold turkey. I find that the

> > >more raw foods I eat, and stress vitamins I get in my body, the

> > >better I feel mentally. My son manages his by running! I wish I

> > >could run....oh, well...the day will come. Maybe I'll even enter a

> > >1/2 marathon & kick my son's butt, ya think???? lol

> > >

> > >I love all the info. on this site and value your knowledge, Lynda.

> > >

> > >Love in the 'nth degree,

> > >

> > >Sunny

> > >

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one

>of the

> > > > > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy

> > >time

> > > > > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

> > >messages,

> > > > > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

> > > > > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick,

>but

> > >that

> > > > > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why -

>but it

> > > > > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

> > >are. . .

> > > > > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word:

>properly),

> > >she

> > > > > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

> > >sometimes

> > > > > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough

>to

> > >know

> > > > > > >that life is good again.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Rogene

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great

>to

> > >be

> > > > > > >among women that understand. My determination to find out

>what

> > >is

> > > > > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey.

>Right

> > >now I

> > > > > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could

>offer.

> > >I have

> > > > > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little

>Rock,

> > >Ar. and

> > > > > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

> > >doctors I

> > > > > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm

>sure

> > >you

> > > > > > >can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to

>try

> > >and

> > > > > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always

>say...DEPRESSION!

> > >Who

> > > > > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your

> > >own body.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 26, 2006

Lynda, I totall agree with you. I did some research on Oil of

Oregano. It's so awesome. Anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-biotic,

and so much more. Its stronger than most antibiotics and does not

have side affects. Only you have to stop taking it for 2 weeks

before surgeries, because it is a natural blook thinner.

Thanks for all you education and info. You're another angel!

Love,

Sunny

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Hi Tr . . .

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm

one

> >of the

> > > > > > > >old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very

busy

> > > >time

> > > > > > > >where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

> > > >messages,

> > > > > > > >just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Welcome to ! . . . you're among women

who

> > > > > > > >understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us

sick,

> >but

> > > >that

> > > > > > > >they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why -

> >but it

> > > > > > > >doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your

diagnoses

> > > >are. . .

> > > > > > > >Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word:

> >properly),

> > > >she

> > > > > > > >begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better

quickly,

> > > >sometimes

> > > > > > > >it takes much longer . . but most of them get well

enough

> >to

> > > >know

> > > > > > > >that life is good again.

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > If there's anything we can help you with, let us

know!

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Hugs and prayers,

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > Rogene

> > > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > >Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is

great

> >to

> > > >be

> > > > > > > >among women that understand. My determination to find

out

> >what

> > > >is

> > > > > > > >wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood

journey.

> >Right

> > > >now I

> > > > > > > >am in poor health and could use any guidance you could

> >offer.

> > > >I have

> > > > > > > >Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little

> >Rock,

> > > >Ar. and

> > > > > > > >don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust

any

> > > >doctors I

> > > > > > > >have previously had because I have gotten now where.

I'm

> >sure

> > > >you

> > > > > > > >can figure what their diagnosis always

is.....medicines to

> >try

> > > >and

> > > > > > > >mask your symptoms and of course they always

> >say...DEPRESSION!

> > > >Who

> > > > > > > >would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in

your

> > > >own body.

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

August 26, 2006

Sunny,

Since you have been candled, do you really believe the white powder is

coming from your ears? I have done mine and my family's ears several times

and we all have the powder and some goo. It seemed impressive until I split

open a candle and found white powder and noticed that the burning candle

itself produced goo. Just wondering what you think..

Kenda

> Lynda, thanks for the encouragement. I was on anti-biotics every 3

> months for bladder/kidney infections from birth to 30 yrs. old. My

> goodness, I had more yeast infections than you can imagine. Finally,

> I had corrective surgery from a birth defect, and 'voila!' no more

> infections. It took me years to replenish my body. Also, I had my

> ears " candled " and you should have seen the white powder that was in

> my ear canals -- from the antibiotics! Amazing!

>

> Love & Lots of Healing Prayers,

>

> Sunny

>

> -- In , Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>>

>> Thanks, Sunny. I prefer a rational approach and

>> not just handing out medicine like candy. Seems

>> to be done often. Especially antibiotics.

>>

>> I have taken antidepressants. I do know that

>> they are necessary sometimes, but many could work

>> out other solutions like you

>> have! Congratulations on searching and finding

>> what you need without being totally dependent on

>> allopathic medicine. That is what we like to

>> see. Too many buy what allopathic medicine says, hook, line and

> sinker.

>>

>> Lynda

>>

>> At 04:44 PM 8/24/2006, you wrote:

>>

>>> Lynda, I concur with what you said about antidepressants. I have

>>> struggled with bipolar disorder most of my life...it's in my

> family.

>>> I have had great success with natural products, but there have been

>>> times when I've had to take them. And at one point in my life, they

>>> literally saved my life. My psychiatrist is very supportive of 6

>>> month temporary medication periods, and then weaning off. Very

>>> important to wean off, and not quit cold turkey. I find that the

>>> more raw foods I eat, and stress vitamins I get in my body, the

>>> better I feel mentally. My son manages his by running! I wish I

>>> could run....oh, well...the day will come. Maybe I'll even enter a

>>> 1/2 marathon & kick my son's butt, ya think???? lol

>>>

>>> I love all the info. on this site and value your knowledge, Lynda.

>>>

>>> Love in the 'nth degree,

>>>

>>> Sunny

>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Hi Tr . . .

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> I'm in Arkansas . . . Hot Springs Village . . I'm one

> of the

>>>>>>> old-timers . . . Lynda is too. I'm getting into a very busy

>>> time

>>>>>>> where I won't be posting much . . . so, if I miss some

>>> messages,

>>>>>>> just know that, I'll get to them when I can.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Welcome to ! . . . you're among women who

>>>>>>> understand . .. not necessarily why implants made us sick,

> but

>>> that

>>>>>>> they did . . . There appear to be several reasons why -

> but it

>>>>>>> doesn't matter. It also doesn't matter what your diagnoses

>>> are. . .

>>>>>>> Once a woman gets her implants properly (key word:

> properly),

>>> she

>>>>>>> begins to get better. Sometimes she gets better quickly,

>>> sometimes

>>>>>>> it takes much longer . . but most of them get well enough

> to

>>> know

>>>>>>> that life is good again.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> If there's anything we can help you with, let us know!

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Hugs and prayers,

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Rogene

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Thank you Lynda and Rogene for your responses. It is great

> to

>>> be

>>>>>>> among women that understand. My determination to find out

> what

>>> is

>>>>>>> wrong has been a lonely and often misunderstood journey.

> Right

>>> now I

>>>>>>> am in poor health and could use any guidance you could

> offer.

>>> I have

>>>>>>> Mega Life and Health insurance. I live in North Little

> Rock,

>>> Ar. and

>>>>>>> don't know where to turn or look first. I don't trust any

>>> doctors I

>>>>>>> have previously had because I have gotten now where. I'm

> sure

>>> you

>>>>>>> can figure what their diagnosis always is.....medicines to

> try

>>> and

>>>>>>> mask your symptoms and of course they always

> say...DEPRESSION!

>>> Who

>>>>>>> would'nt be depressed when you feel like a prisoner in your

>>> own body.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>

>

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