Re: Deb's Surgery Report

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Deb ~

Congradulations ! I am so happy for you, and so glad God guided you to Dr. Kolb. I am happy you already feel better, that is just awesome ! God Bless you ! God HAS blessed you ~

Gentle Hugs ~ and Prayers ~

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That surgery on film would be a good education for all the woman standing in line to get implants ! ! God Bless YOU ! ! See what's free at AOL.com.

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Congratulations! It must be a huge relief!

I hope you heal well and can begin a life silicone free and " Good Enough " .

Lynda

At 10:48 AM 4/21/2007, you wrote:

>Hello Dear Friends!

>

>I have joined the glorious ranks with my

> " explanted " sisters! And I am already

>feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes

>still in I feel better than I have in

>a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the Meridian

>Mark Northside Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours!

>

>We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and there

>were pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she began on.

>Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she is

>about finding and eradicating any trace of

>silicone or any abnormality from the

>body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and extracting

>everything she could find.

>

>When she started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she wasn't

>expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole story! Try

>going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram first!)

>It was also ruptured and had been for " some time " ...it was a mess! So the 6

>1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until everything was

>just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I apologise to

>you. Just know she will do the same thing for you when it is your turn!

>

>Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the Lord

>guided and supported her as she worked with Him to make my body " silicone

>free. " I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing

>me and for guiding me to her. I

>now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the wilderness

>in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors who

>promote them and the dark powers that are seeking to cover up the real

>story.

>

>My prayers are and have been with you all for recovery and happiness. My

>father has a saying I have loved all of my life,

> " It's not perfect, but it is good

>enough! " I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his Italian

>accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying is that we

>should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it might not

>always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on what is right

>and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have to give.

>My father is a very wise man, and I will give

>him a great big " silicone free " hug

>when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

>

>

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Hi Deb, Congratulations! I am so happy for you. You must be feeling so much better. Love & hugs, Tracianbawick <anbawick@...> wrote: Hello Dear Friends!I have joined the glorious ranks with my "explanted" sisters! And I am already feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes still in I feel better than I have in a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the Meridian Mark Northside

Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours! We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and there were pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she began on. Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she is about finding and eradicating any trace of silicone or any abnormality from the body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and extracting everything she could find. When she started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she wasn't expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole story! Try going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram first!) It was also ruptured and had been for "some time"...it was a mess! So the 6 1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until everything was just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I apologise to you. Just know she will do the same thing

for you when it is your turn! Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the Lord guided and supported her as she worked with Him to make my body "silicone free." I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing me and for guiding me to her. I now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the wilderness in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors who promote them and the dark powers that are seeking to cover up the real story. My prayers are and have been with you all for recovery and happiness. My father has a saying I have loved all of my life, "It's not perfect, but it is good enough!" I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his Italian accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying is that we should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it might not always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on

what is right and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have to give. My father is a very wise man, and I will give him a great big "silicone free" hug when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

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Hi Deb! I was thinking about you when I was in Korea....I am so glad to hear you are done with your explant surgery and that you had such expert skills in Dr. Kolb taking care of you and your needs, especially the ruptured implants. That's always scary when you have surprises upon being opened up. I am just so happy for you! Now you can begin healing. Enjoy your time in Utah, and take good care of yourself. And I'm thankful for your willingness to be another voice that is so desperately needed, telling women that there are dangers in getting breast implants. God bless! Pattyanbawick <anbawick@...> wrote: Hello Dear Friends!I have joined the glorious ranks with my "explanted" sisters! And I am already feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes still in I feel better than I have in a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the Meridian Mark Northside Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours! We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and there were pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she began on. Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she is about finding and eradicating any trace of silicone or any abnormality from the body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and extracting everything she could find. When she

started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she wasn't expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole story! Try going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram first!) It was also ruptured and had been for "some time"...it was a mess! So the 6 1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until everything was just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I apologise to you. Just know she will do the same thing for you when it is your turn! Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the Lord guided and supported her as she worked with Him to make my body "silicone free." I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing me and for guiding me to her. I now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the wilderness in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors who promote them and the dark powers that are

seeking to cover up the real story. My prayers are and have been with you all for recovery and happiness. My father has a saying I have loved all of my life, "It's not perfect, but it is good enough!" I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his Italian accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying is that we should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it might not always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on what is right and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have to give. My father is a very wise man, and I will give him a great big "silicone free" hug when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

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Oh congratulations and I am so happy for you to be free from those

toxic implants. Wow, 10 hours. I hope you are feeling okay. From

reading your post, you sound good.

I am so happy Dr. Kolb got everything, she sounds amazing. I pray

for a fast recovery.

Love, Lynn

>

> Hello Dear Friends!

>

> I have joined the glorious ranks with my " explanted " sisters! And

I am already

> feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes still in I feel

better than I have in

> a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the

Meridian

> Mark Northside Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours!

>

> We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and

there

> were pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she began

on.

> Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she

is

> about finding and eradicating any trace of silicone or any

abnormality from the

> body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and

extracting

> everything she could find.

>

> When she started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she

wasn't

> expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole

story! Try

> going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram

first!)

> It was also ruptured and had been for " some time " ...it was a mess!

So the 6

> 1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until

everything was

> just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I

apologise to

> you. Just know she will do the same thing for you when it is your

turn!

>

> Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the

Lord

> guided and supported her as she worked with Him to make my

body " silicone

> free. " I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing me and for guiding

me to her. I

> now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the

wilderness

> in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors

who

> promote them and the dark powers that are seeking to cover up the

real

> story.

>

> My prayers are and have been with you all for recovery and

happiness. My

> father has a saying I have loved all of my life, " It's not perfect,

but it is good

> enough! " I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his

Italian

> accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying

is that we

> should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it

might not

> always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on

what is right

> and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have

to give.

> My father is a very wise man, and I will give him a great

big " silicone free " hug

> when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

>

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I'm so happy for you Deb!!!! anbawick <anbawick@...> wrote: Hello Dear Friends!I have joined the glorious ranks with my "explanted" sisters! And I am already feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes still in I feel better than I have in a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the Meridian Mark Northside Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours! We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and there were

pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she began on. Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she is about finding and eradicating any trace of silicone or any abnormality from the body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and extracting everything she could find. When she started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she wasn't expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole story! Try going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram first!) It was also ruptured and had been for "some time"...it was a mess! So the 6 1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until everything was just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I apologise to you. Just know she will do the same thing for you when it is your turn! Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the Lord guided and

supported her as she worked with Him to make my body "silicone free." I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing me and for guiding me to her. I now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the wilderness in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors who promote them and the dark powers that are seeking to cover up the real story. My prayers are and have been with you all for recovery and happiness. My father has a saying I have loved all of my life, "It's not perfect, but it is good enough!" I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his Italian accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying is that we should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it might not always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on what is right and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have to give. My father is a very wise

man, and I will give him a great big "silicone free" hug when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

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Dear Deb, I am so glad to hear from you!! I knew your surgery was on Mon and that you have been travelling and whatnot. Thank you for getting in touch and letting us know how it went! Wow, that is amazing how long your surgery was, but I am so glad you had Dr Kolb to make sure it was all done right! I hope you are feeling ok now and recovering. Please keep us posted on how you are progressing with your healing. I am so very happy that all of that garbage is out of your body now:) Katy:)anbawick <anbawick@...> wrote: Hello Dear Friends!I have joined the glorious ranks with my "explanted" sisters! And I am already feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes still in I feel better than I have in a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the Meridian Mark Northside Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours! We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and there were pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she began on. Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she is about finding and eradicating any trace of silicone or any abnormality from the body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and extracting everything she could find. When she started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she wasn't

expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole story! Try going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram first!) It was also ruptured and had been for "some time"...it was a mess! So the 6 1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until everything was just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I apologise to you. Just know she will do the same thing for you when it is your turn! Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the Lord guided and supported her as she worked with Him to make my body "silicone free." I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing me and for guiding me to her. I now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the wilderness in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors who promote them and the dark powers that are seeking to cover up the real story. My prayers are

and have been with you all for recovery and happiness. My father has a saying I have loved all of my life, "It's not perfect, but it is good enough!" I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his Italian accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying is that we should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it might not always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on what is right and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have to give. My father is a very wise man, and I will give him a great big "silicone free" hug when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

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Hi Deb,

It is wonderful to hear that your explant is behind you, and that

you are embracing your future with open arms. I have no doubt that

you will enjoy much better health, and I like your father's saying -

that is how I live my life. I don't expect perfection because life

is anything but perfect, but I try to find joy in the many gifts

that I have received in life. My in-laws were Italian so I can

totally relate to the accent that I loved so much, and their words

of wisdom will stay with me forever.

Sis

> Hello Dear Friends!

>

> I have joined the glorious ranks with my " explanted " sisters! And

I am already

> feeling some relief...even with the drain tubes still in I feel

better than I have in

> a LONG time. Surgery started Monday at 7AM with Dr. Kolb in the

Meridian

> Mark Northside Hospital...and lasted for 10 hours!

>

> We knew from the ultrasound that my right capsule had ruptured and

there

> were pockets of silicone in my chest, so that is the side she

began on.

> Anyone that knows anything about Dr. Kolb knows how meticulous she

is

> about finding and eradicating any trace of silicone or any

abnormality from the

> body. True to her convictions she spent hours probing and

extracting

> everything she could find.

>

> When she started on the left breast she found a huge suprise she

wasn't

> expecting...that did NOT show up on the US (that is another whole

story! Try

> going anywhere and getting an Ultra Sound done without a mammogram

first!)

> It was also ruptured and had been for " some time " ...it was a mess!

So the 6

> 1/2 hour surgery turned into 10 hours. She didn't stop until

everything was

> just perfect. So if anyone had to be rescheduled on Monday...I

apologise to

> you. Just know she will do the same thing for you when it is your

turn!

>

> Dr. Kolb is my hero! Talk about super-human strengths! I know the

Lord

> guided and supported her as she worked with Him to make my

body " silicone

> free. " I am so grateful to the Lord for knowing me and for guiding

me to her. I

> now am on the road to recovery and will be another voice from the

wilderness

> in warning women about the dangers of these implants, the doctors

who

> promote them and the dark powers that are seeking to cover up the

real

> story.

>

> My prayers are and have been with you all for recovery and

happiness. My

> father has a saying I have loved all of my life, " It's not

perfect, but it is good

> enough! " I used to think it was funny since he would say it in his

Italian

> accent. But the older I get the more I get it. What he is saying

is that we

> should give all we have to give, and when the job is completed it

might not

> always be perfect, but we are richly blessed if we can dwell on

what is right

> and not what is wrong. We should find satisfaction in what we have

to give.

> My father is a very wise man, and I will give him a great

big " silicone free " hug

> when I see him next week! And tell him I am Good Enough!

>

>

>

>

>

>

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