Re: Katy from Traci

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Katy, I didn't know you were sick....it's so hard to keep up with all these posts! I hope you feel better soon as well! TM McIntosh <prowlermeow@...> wrote: Hi Katy,I'm sorry to hear you've been down with the chestinfection. I hope you are feeling better really soon.Have you had any luck on the doctor to explant youfront (no pun intended)?I go back on Tuesday to see Dr. to discussthe results

of my breast ultrasound and mammos. I'mscared but happy the process is underway.Hugs & love,Traci__________________________________________________________Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotelsin 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your fit.http://farechase./promo-generic-14795097

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Hi Traci, and everybody! Thanks for the health wishes:) I saw my Dr. on Thurs and after 2.5 weeks of this relentless bronchial thing not getting any better, I broke down started some antibiotics. I feel better after 1 day of taking them. I guess my body needed a little help this time. I let it get really bad before I went in. My Dr. gave me a ventolin inhaler too, but I am trying not to use it too much because I'm sure it isn't good for me. Also found out that the lump in my breast is not a lymph node and so must get an ultrasound and possibly a needle biopsy to find out what is going on. So now the wait for tests! I am still going ahead with my explant research and hopefully this lump won't hold things up in that dept. And I have been researching alot!! I got my Dr. to refer me to Dr. Mahoney (recommended by Dr.

Blais and Joyce Attis), so waiting to hear from his office.Can't remember if he believes in implant illness or not. Also, I sent an email to Dr. Brown saying that I planned to go ahead with en bloc explant with drains and possibly a lift and his coordinator called me to book another consult with him. I have been talking to Dr. Feng and Dr. Huang's offices too. Still collecting info at this point and trying to work out finances to see if I can go to one of them. Just realized that Clevland isn't too far from Toronto, I think about a 4 hour drive... Katy:)TM McIntosh <prowlermeow@...> wrote: Hi Katy,I'm sorry to hear you've been down with the chestinfection. I hope you are feeling better really soon.Have you had any luck on the doctor to explant youfront (no pun intended)?I go back on Tuesday to see Dr. to discussthe results of my breast ultrasound and mammos. I'mscared but happy the process is underway.Hugs & love,Traci__________________________________________________________Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotelsin 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your fit.http://farechase./promo-generic-14795097

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Dear Katy, You are at the point that I was about a month ago when I finally discovered what was causing me to lose the battle with my health. The years of strange ailments and symptoms finally began to make sense to me and I knew I needed to have my implants removed as soon as I could. I started a massive Internet search for the best doctor for me and, since I need to fly in from Korea, location wasn't much of a consideration. I located 3 doctors and corresponded with them to see if they would be responsive, as I felt that would be a good indication of the type of care I could expect to receive. All 3 responded, so I next did research to see who would accept my insurance and came up with 2. I read everything I could about them and also articles they had written, contacted previous patients and finally selected the one I felt best fit my beliefs and preferences concerning

medicine. I am scheduled to be explanted on April 16th with Dr. Kolb and I am anxious to get it done and behind me. I feel I will be able to heal from years of poisoning by having these removed and adhering to her detox protocols, diet and suggested supplements. Fortunately she accepts Medicare (I am on disability for Fibromyalgia...which is most likely onset by these implants) and my surgery should be covered. I know the Lord has led me to this time and place in my healing, and I know He wants all of us to be healthy and to enjoy life. He will lead you if you will ask, and provide a way for you to regain the precious gift of health in your life. The ladies here are awesome with support and prayers. We are blessed to have them all and share in their wisdom. I'll add a prayer for you too! Deb

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Dear Deb, Awe thanks for the support!! I know and have total faith that I am going to get my explant done soon!!! I had the realization about the symptoms last year and thats when I started my research and found Saline Support! I am anxious as well to get this taken care of and move on with the healing! The way you chose Dr. Kolb was very smart.. You really researched! I am trying to do the same. Because I live in Canada, Healthcare covers a good portion of explant surgery. The only thing is trying to find a Dr. who believes in the illness connection. So far that hasn't been possible. Also, the wait for surgery can be quite lengthly if you're not having any immediate complication....That is why I am looking at Dr.s in the US and working on getting a loan. I imagine that travelling will allow me to get my explant done faster. Thank you for the kind words... I'll be following in

your footsteps A.S.A.P!! Katy:)Deb Bawick <anbawick@...> wrote: Dear Katy, You are at the point that I was about a month ago when I finally discovered what was causing me to lose the battle with my health. The years of strange ailments and symptoms finally began to make sense to me and I knew I needed to have my implants removed as soon as I could. I started a massive Internet search for the best doctor for me and, since I need to fly

in from Korea, location wasn't much of a consideration. I located 3 doctors and corresponded with them to see if they would be responsive, as I felt that would be a good indication of the type of care I could expect to receive. All 3 responded, so I next did research to see who would accept my insurance and came up with 2. I read everything I could about them and also articles they had written, contacted previous patients and finally selected the one I felt best fit my beliefs and preferences concerning medicine. I am scheduled to be explanted on April 16th with Dr. Kolb and I am anxious to get it done and behind me. I feel I will be able to heal from years of poisoning by having these removed and adhering to her detox protocols, diet and suggested supplements. Fortunately she accepts Medicare (I am on disability for Fibromyalgia...which is most likely onset by these

implants) and my surgery should be covered. I know the Lord has led me to this time and place in my healing, and I know He wants all of us to be healthy and to enjoy life. He will lead you if you will ask, and provide a way for you to regain the precious gift of health in your life. The ladies here are awesome with support and prayers. We are blessed to have them all and share in their wisdom. I'll add a prayer for you too! Deb The fish are biting.Get more visitors on your site using Search Marketing.

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Katy,

You'll have a hard time finding a doctor who will admit to implant illnesses . . . I suspect some do believe implants cause illness - but aren't going to stick their neck out.

Look for a doctor who respects YOUR right to determine what you want done and will agree to do what YOU want done (as long as it's a good medical practice - which en bloc is).

If he/she agrees that implants are dangerous, all the better!

Perhaps the presence of a lump will speed up the process! . . . Hopefully it will be benign and of no concern.

I had early stage breast cancer last year . . . If, heaven forbid, the lump should turn out to be cancer, see if Mammosite radiation therapy is available, and if you qualify. With Mammosite radiation, a balloon is inserted during surgery into which a wire is run. This wire delivers high dose radiation for ten minutes. Then it's withdrawn. The treatment is repeated six hours later. This is repeated (twice a day) for five days, and it's over. No pain, no burns, no fatigue. The body gets much less radiation than with whole breast radiation. The reoccurance rate in the treated breast is no more than the untreated breast . . . This leaves researchers to believe that, if a cancer should reoccur in that breast, it's a new cancer, rather than coming from cancer cells left behind.

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Re: Katy from Traci

Hi Traci, and everybody!

Thanks for the health wishes:)

I saw my Dr. on Thurs and after 2.5 weeks of this relentless bronchial thing not getting any better, I broke down started some antibiotics. I feel better after 1 day of taking them. I guess my body needed a little help this time. I let it get really bad before I went in. My Dr. gave me a ventolin inhaler too, but I am trying not to use it too much because I'm sure it isn't good for me.

Also found out that the lump in my breast is not a lymph node and so must get an ultrasound and possibly a needle biopsy to find out what is going on. So now the wait for tests! I am still going ahead with my explant research and hopefully this lump won't hold things up in that dept.

And I have been researching alot!! I got my Dr. to refer me to Dr. Mahoney (recommended by Dr. Blais and Joyce Attis), so waiting to hear from his office.Can't remember if he believes in implant illness or not. Also, I sent an email to Dr. Brown saying that I planned to go ahead with en bloc explant with drains and possibly a lift and his coordinator called me to book another consult with him.

I have been talking to Dr. Feng and Dr. Huang's offices too. Still collecting info at this point and trying to work out finances to see if I can go to one of them. Just realized that Clevland isn't too far from Toronto, I think about a 4 hour drive...

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Thanks Rogene! I am very grateful that if the lump should turn out to be anything suspect, I will have you and a few others here to guide me through. That is so very re-assuring for me in this time of uncertainty. Thank you for the advice:) I finally talked to my regular Dr. about the implant/illness connection and was thrilled that she was open to listening to what I had to say! This is a step in the right direction to at least getting certain tests done here in Canada. My Dr. is young and fresh out of med school and very keen on getting to the bottom of my case! I agree that finding a PS who believes is much more difficult, although both Dr. Feng and Dr. Huang have been very insightful on the subject, both stressing the need for proper removal to ensure health recovery. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! Katy:)Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: Katy, You'll have a hard time finding a doctor who will admit to implant illnesses . . . I suspect some do believe

implants cause illness - but aren't going to stick their neck out. Look for a doctor who respects YOUR right to determine what you want done and will agree to do what YOU want done (as long as it's a good medical practice - which en bloc is). If he/she agrees that implants are dangerous, all the better! Perhaps the presence of a lump will speed up the process! . . . Hopefully it will be benign and of no concern.

I had early stage breast cancer last year . . . If, heaven forbid, the lump should turn out to be cancer, see if Mammosite radiation therapy is available, and if you qualify. With Mammosite radiation, a balloon is inserted during surgery into which a wire is run. This wire delivers high dose radiation for ten minutes. Then it's withdrawn. The treatment is repeated six hours later. This is repeated (twice a day) for five days, and it's over. No pain, no burns, no fatigue. The body gets much less radiation than with whole breast radiation. The reoccurance rate in the treated breast is no more than the untreated breast . . . This leaves researchers to believe that, if a cancer should reoccur in that breast, it's a new cancer, rather than coming from cancer cells left

behind. Hugs and prayers, Rogene Re: Katy from Traci Hi Traci, and everybody! Thanks for the health wishes:) I saw my Dr. on Thurs and after 2.5 weeks of this relentless bronchial thing not getting any better, I broke down started some antibiotics. I feel better after 1 day of taking them. I guess my body needed a little help this time. I let it get really bad before I went in. My Dr. gave me a ventolin inhaler too, but I am trying not to use it too much because I'm sure it isn't good for me. Also found out that the lump in my breast is not a lymph node and so must get an ultrasound and possibly a needle biopsy to find out what is going on. So now the wait for tests! I am still going ahead with my explant research and hopefully this lump won't hold things up in that dept. And I have been researching alot!! I got my Dr. to refer me to Dr. Mahoney (recommended by

Dr. Blais and Joyce Attis), so waiting to hear from his office.Can't remember if he believes in implant illness or not. Also, I sent an email to Dr. Brown saying that I planned to go ahead with en bloc explant with drains and possibly a lift and his coordinator called me to book another consult with him. I have been talking to Dr. Feng and Dr. Huang's offices too. Still collecting info at this point and trying to work out finances to see if I can go to one of them. Just realized that Clevland isn't too far from Toronto, I think about a 4 hour drive... Katy:)TM McIntosh <prowlermeow> wrote: Hi Katy,I'm sorry to hear you've been down with the chestinfection. I hope you are feeling better really soon.Have you had any luck on the doctor to explant

youfront (no pun intended)?I go back on Tuesday to see Dr. to discussthe results of my breast ultrasound and mammos. I'mscared but happy the process is underway.Hugs & love,Traci____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotelsin 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your fit.http://farechase. / promo-generic- 14795097 Share your photos with the people who matter at Canada Photos

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Katy, I call my implants my "frankenboobies". I feel like a freak with them. Can't wait to get them out. Have you made any further progress in your surgeon search? Also, very happy that you found a good vet for Clover. I hope that website I sent you helps. Love & Hugs, Tracikaty mclean <thesuddendeparture@...> wrote: Lynn, It is nice to hear about the shopping and positive things to look

forward to after surgery. I am like you, I have to wear tops that are too big to accomodate my implants...And forget about dresses, I cannot buy one that fits me in the top without it looking like a tent on the bottom! I cannot wait to wear a swimsuit without feeling self concious about my implants! Katy:)spinkscl <spinkscl > wrote: I tried on some cute clothes today too. I needed to get some button up shirts. It was so fun. I am pretty small boned and with my large implants I always had to wear a medium or large shirt, even though the rest of my body was small. So it was fun today trying on smalls. The fit so nice. I really do love my smaller breasts. I can't wait to heal and try on swimsuits.I am glad the photos helped. My

husband was reluctant to take the photos of my bare breasts but I told him it was for a good cause, I am trying to help others. He agreed. I will try to post more photos as I progress and heal. Hugs, Lynn>> I know it feels so good to have that over with, I did not want to say > anything but I sure hated having those drains out too, although it > really was not that bad. I am sure you are going to do great. Hey, I > put on a sundress today and my gosh, I love my own breasts! I have > little cleavage, but I look so natural and not so overdeveloped! I am > going to enjoy wearing tank tops and summer clothes. Keep trying not > to overdo it, I always do that. And that is cool that you posted your > pics, it really

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Hi Traci Everything is coming along....Still have not heard back from Dr. Mahoney's office eventhough I was referred at the end of March..I have my 2nd consult with Dr. Brown next week and then I see the G.I specialist and have the ultrasound on the lump in my breast at the end of May.... Quite a process, but I'll get there! I am filing a complaint with the CVO about the first vet I brought Clover to now that I have been able to get another professional opinion. Thank you so much for the lead with that! I think this experience with the cat has made me want to be VERY THOROUGH with my research about my own explant. I suppose there is a great lesson in there, as there

often is.. How are you doing? I have been wondering about you!! Hope you are feeling well these days. If an earlier surgery appt comes available for you how much notice will you get? I have my fingers crossed Traci!! Hugs, KatyTM McIntosh <prowlermeow@...> wrote: Katy, I call my implants my "frankenboobies". I feel like a freak with them. Can't wait to get them out. Have you made any further progress in your surgeon search? Also, very happy that you found a good vet for Clover. I hope that website I sent you helps. Love & Hugs, Tracikaty mclean <thesuddendeparture (DOT) ca> wrote: Lynn, It is nice to hear about the shopping and positive things to look forward to after surgery. I am like you, I have to wear tops that are too big to accomodate my implants...And forget about dresses, I cannot buy one that fits me in the top without it looking like a tent on the bottom! I cannot wait to wear a swimsuit

without feeling self concious about my implants! Katy:)spinkscl <spinkscl > wrote: I tried on some cute clothes today too. I needed to get some button up shirts. It was so fun. I am pretty small boned and with my large implants I always had to wear a medium or large shirt, even though the rest of my body was small. So it was fun today trying on smalls. The fit so nice. I really do love my smaller breasts. I can't wait to heal and try on swimsuits.I am glad the photos helped. My husband was reluctant to take the photos of my bare breasts but I told him it was for a good cause, I am trying to help others. He agreed. I will try to post more photos as I progress and heal. Hugs, Lynn>> I know it feels so good to have that over with, I did not want to say > anything but I sure hated having those drains out too, although it > really was not that bad. I am sure you are going to do great. Hey, I > put on a sundress today and my gosh, I love my own breasts! I have > little cleavage, but I look so natural and not so overdeveloped! I am > going to enjoy wearing tank tops and summer clothes. Keep trying not > to overdo it, I always do that. And that is cool that you posted your > pics, it really helps those that have not gone through it. BIG HUGS, > Nan> Ask a question on any topic and get answers from real people. Go to Answers. Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos.

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Traci ~

How funny.......I call mine the boobsie twins, although this last year or so the right one is shrinking and or the left one is growing......or both, as they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to the school of hard knockers...LOL

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Yes, we giggle and we jiggle ...............the frankenboobsietuppermonkey twins........a blend of them all...........LOLSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Tofu Titties, how funny ! how about the ones made out of peanut oil........?

call them "Nutz" instead? oops, sorry if it offends..............See what's free at AOL.com.

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Alright we all need to list our titty nick names.........hee hee hee...LOLOLSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Well, they say animals know when something is wrong.........maybe she is pointing that out by sitting on them?????

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Traci ~

Awesome, me too...LOL

You will be blessed with a sooner date for explant.......

Sweet dreams ~

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I didnt get a pic..............boo hoo.............DSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Me too, it is pretty nutty........LOLSee what's free at AOL.com.

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LOL D, I'm laughing so hard hear my Tupperware boobs

are shaking.

Thanks for my evening giggle.

Love Traci

--- DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

> Traci ~

> How funny.......I call mine the boobsie twins,

> although this last year or so

> the right one is shrinking and or the left one is

> growing......or both, as

> they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to the

> school of hard knockers...LOL

> Love D

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> free at http://www.aol.com.

>

__________________________________________________

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When they had the soy oil implants Ilena nicknamed them Tofu Titties.

We could come up with some great names for these time bombs.

Lynda

At 09:52 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>LOL D, I'm laughing so hard hear my Tupperware boobs

>are shaking.

>Thanks for my evening giggle.

>Love Traci

>

>--- <mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM>DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

>

> > Traci ~

> > How funny.......I call mine the boobsie twins,

> > although this last year or so

> > the right one is shrinking and or the left one is

> > growing......or both, as

> > they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to the

> > school of hard knockers...LOL

> > Love D

> >

> >

> >

> > ************************************** See what's

> > free at <http://www.aol.com.>http://www.aol.com.

> >

>

>__________________________________________________

>

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Good one Lynda! I'm laughing so hard here I'm in

tears. It's a good sense of humour that really helps

me. I love a good giggle.

I also call mine the " shelf " because my cat likes to

sit on them.

Hugs,

Traci

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

> When they had the soy oil implants Ilena nicknamed

> them Tofu Titties.

>

> We could come up with some great names for these

> time bombs.

>

> Lynda

>

>

> At 09:52 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>

> >LOL D, I'm laughing so hard hear my Tupperware

> boobs

> >are shaking.

> >Thanks for my evening giggle.

> >Love Traci

> >

> >--- <mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM>DGRAHAMA@...

> wrote:

> >

> > > Traci ~

> > > How funny.......I call mine the boobsie twins,

> > > although this last year or so

> > > the right one is shrinking and or the left one

> is

> > > growing......or both, as

> > > they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to the

> > > school of hard knockers...LOL

> > > Love D

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ************************************** See

> what's

> > > free at <http://www.aol.com.>http://www.aol.com.

> > >

> >

> >__________________________________________________

> >

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Traci,

Now that is a picture. Your cat sitting on your chest, balancing on

the hard shelf.

Wonder if a cat knows something is not natural????

Lynda

At 10:02 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Good one Lynda! I'm laughing so hard here I'm in

>tears. It's a good sense of humour that really helps

>me. I love a good giggle.

>

>I also call mine the " shelf " because my cat likes to

>sit on them.

>

>Hugs,

>Traci

>--- Lynda <<mailto:coss%40privatei.com>coss@...> wrote:

>

> > When they had the soy oil implants Ilena nicknamed

> > them Tofu Titties.

> >

> > We could come up with some great names for these

> > time bombs.

> >

> > Lynda

> >

> >

> > At 09:52 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

> >

> > >LOL D, I'm laughing so hard hear my Tupperware

> > boobs

> > >are shaking.

> > >Thanks for my evening giggle.

> > >Love Traci

> > >

> > >--- <mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM><mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM>DGRAHAMA@...

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > > Traci ~

> > > > How funny.......I call mine the boobsie twins,

> > > > although this last year or so

> > > > the right one is shrinking and or the left one

> > is

> > > > growing......or both, as

> > > > they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to the

> > > > school of hard knockers...LOL

> > > > Love D

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ************************************** See

> > what's

> > > > free at <<http://www.aol.com.>http://www.aol.com.>http://www.aol.com.

> > > >

> > >

> > >__________________________________________________

> > >

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D & Lynda,

Now I can go to sleep with a big grin on my face. I

had a pretty rough day thinking my explant is still a

year away, however, at least it's coming and hopefully

I'll get a cancellation sooner.

I'm good now. Thanks Ladies!

Love Traci

--- DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

> Yes, we giggle and we jiggle ...............the

> frankenboobsietuppermonkey

> twins........a blend of them all...........LOL

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> free at http://www.aol.com.

>

__________________________________________________

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Nutty titties?

Peanut titties?

Goober titties? I like that one.

Lynda

At 10:05 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Tofu Titties, how funny ! how about the ones made out of peanut oil........?

>call them " Nutz " instead? oops, sorry if it offends..............

>

>

>

>

>----------

>See what's free at <http://www.aol.com?ncid=AOLAOF00020000000503>AOL.com.

>

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Lynda,

I think Prowler knows they are fake. Here's a pic of

me (with a silly look on my face) and Prowler. He's

standing on my hard right tupperboob and he's hanging

over my shoulder. This little guy really helps me.

Let me know if the pic doesn't turn out.

Cheers,

Traci

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

> Traci,

>

> Now that is a picture. Your cat sitting on your

> chest, balancing on

> the hard shelf.

>

> Wonder if a cat knows something is not natural????

>

> Lynda

>

>

>

> At 10:02 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>

> >Good one Lynda! I'm laughing so hard here I'm in

> >tears. It's a good sense of humour that really

> helps

> >me. I love a good giggle.

> >

> >I also call mine the " shelf " because my cat likes

> to

> >sit on them.

> >

> >Hugs,

> >Traci

> >--- Lynda

> <<mailto:coss%40privatei.com>coss@...>

> wrote:

> >

> > > When they had the soy oil implants Ilena

> nicknamed

> > > them Tofu Titties.

> > >

> > > We could come up with some great names for these

> > > time bombs.

> > >

> > > Lynda

> > >

> > >

> > > At 09:52 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

> > >

> > > >LOL D, I'm laughing so hard hear my Tupperware

> > > boobs

> > > >are shaking.

> > > >Thanks for my evening giggle.

> > > >Love Traci

> > > >

> > > >---

>

<mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM><mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM>DGRAHAMA@...

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > > Traci ~

> > > > > How funny.......I call mine the boobsie

> twins,

> > > > > although this last year or so

> > > > > the right one is shrinking and or the left

> one

> > > is

> > > > > growing......or both, as

> > > > > they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to

> the

> > > > > school of hard knockers...LOL

> > > > > Love D

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > ************************************** See

> > > what's

> > > > > free at

>

<<http://www.aol.com.>http://www.aol.com.>http://www.aol.com.

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >__________________________________________________

> > > >

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Sleep well.

Lynda

At 10:11 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>D & Lynda,

>

>Now I can go to sleep with a big grin on my face. I

>had a pretty rough day thinking my explant is still a

>year away, however, at least it's coming and hopefully

>I'll get a cancellation sooner.

>

>I'm good now. Thanks Ladies!

>Love Traci

>--- <mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM>DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

>

> > Yes, we giggle and we jiggle ...............the

> > frankenboobsietuppermonkey

> > twins........a blend of them all...........LOL

> >

> >

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Boy, that cat's eyes are wide open.

Pretty kitty.

Lynda

At 10:17 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>I think Prowler knows they are fake. Here's a pic of

>me (with a silly look on my face) and Prowler. He's

>standing on my hard right tupperboob and he's hanging

>over my shoulder. This little guy really helps me.

>Let me know if the pic doesn't turn out.

>Cheers,

>Traci

>

>--- Lynda <<mailto:coss%40privatei.com>coss@...> wrote:

>

> > Traci,

> >

> > Now that is a picture. Your cat sitting on your

> > chest, balancing on

> > the hard shelf.

> >

> > Wonder if a cat knows something is not natural????

> >

> > Lynda

> >

> >

> >

> > At 10:02 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

> >

> > >Good one Lynda! I'm laughing so hard here I'm in

> > >tears. It's a good sense of humour that really

> > helps

> > >me. I love a good giggle.

> > >

> > >I also call mine the " shelf " because my cat likes

> > to

> > >sit on them.

> > >

> > >Hugs,

> > >Traci

> > >--- Lynda

> > <<mailto:coss%40privatei.com><mailto:coss%40privatei.com>coss@...>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > > When they had the soy oil implants Ilena

> > nicknamed

> > > > them Tofu Titties.

> > > >

> > > > We could come up with some great names for these

> > > > time bombs.

> > > >

> > > > Lynda

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > At 09:52 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

> > > >

> > > > >LOL D, I'm laughing so hard hear my Tupperware

> > > > boobs

> > > > >are shaking.

> > > > >Thanks for my evening giggle.

> > > > >Love Traci

> > > > >

> > > > >---

> >

><mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM><mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.COM><mailto:DGRAHAMA%40AOL.CO\

M>DGRAHAMA@...

> > > > wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > > Traci ~

> > > > > > How funny.......I call mine the boobsie

> > twins,

> > > > > > although this last year or so

> > > > > > the right one is shrinking and or the left

> > one

> > > > is

> > > > > > growing......or both, as

> > > > > > they are both sick ! Lets just say, been to

> > the

> > > > > > school of hard knockers...LOL

> > > > > > Love D

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > ************************************** See

> > > > what's

> > > > > > free at

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om.

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