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Lynda, I didn't want to sound stupid by asking but I had seen IMHO several yimes now and couldn't figure it out. How's a girl to know unless she ask. Thanks for teaching me the new slang.Lynda <coss@...> wrote: IMHO also means in my honest opinion.LyndaAt 09:54 PM 5/30/2007, you wrote:>IMHO = In My Humble Opinion (I don't have to prove an opinion!)>>Rogene>>>>cynthia pyne wrote:>Rogene,>LOL, could you imagine how much money they made off me. They >probably thought I died when I stopped taking all of it back in >Oct.. I agree, why fix us when they're all making more money by >keeping us sick. The MDs, specialist, and pharmaceutical companies >we use, none of them are complaining

and why should they, they're getting rich.>>By the way, what does IMHO mean?>>>>>>>Rogene S wrote:> . . .>>I bet the drug companies were happy to see you coming!>>IMHO, that's one reason they haven't been in a hurry to help us!>>Rogene>>>>>>Got a little couch potato?>Check out fun >summer >activities for kids.>>>

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Rogene, Thanks!Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: IMHO = In My Humble Opinion (I don't have to prove an opinion!) Rogene cynthia pyne <pynerone@...> wrote: Rogene, LOL, could you imagine how much money they made off me. They probably thought I died when I stopped taking all of it back in Oct.. I agree, why fix us when they're all making more money by keeping us sick. The MDs, specialist, and pharmaceutical companies we use, none of them are complaining and why should they, they're getting rich. By

the way, what does IMHO mean? Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: . . . I bet the drug companies were happy to see you coming! IMHO, that's one reason they haven't been in a hurry to help us! Rogene Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids.

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Don't feel bad, it took me some time for a lot of them.

Like, LOL, which can mean laughing out loud or lordy oh lordy.

Lynda

At 05:31 AM 5/31/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>I didn't want to sound stupid by asking but I

>had seen IMHO several yimes now and couldn't

>figure it out. How's a girl to know unless she

>ask. Thanks for teaching me the new slang.

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>Lynda <coss@...> wrote:

>IMHO also means in my honest opinion.

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>Lynda

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> >LOL, could you imagine how much money they made off me. They

> >probably thought I died when I stopped taking all of it back in

> >Oct.. I agree, why fix us when they're all making more money by

> >keeping us sick. The MDs, specialist, and pharmaceutical companies

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Oh, , they have killed more women with these deadly drugs than we will ever know. I have not taken any painkillers, but I was on prednisone for quite a long time. My back is very painful, and I do use an anti-inflamatory cream on my back once in a while. This is not safe, because it gets into the bloodstream.

Honey, you were on so many drugs, but you are no longer on these drugs, because you know that the implants were the cause of most all of your pain.

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Sandy,

Do you think died because of her implants making her sick and in pain?

I do, she had alot of the same symtoms as I do and on some of the same meds. When I was taking all of those medications I feared drug addiction. Now I'm taking nothing but I'm in great pain all of the time.

I feel we should join forces but not to contact Oprah, She never sent me a reply. I was thinking Barbra Walters.I'll find out what I can and let you know or just research abc.com,20/20 with Barbra Walters, and you may be able to reach her through the Veiw.

Sandy <dusty.comcomcast (DOT) net> wrote:

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What is Oprah's e-mail address. ?

We need to pull together as a group full speed ahead.

I know some of us e-mailed Dear Abbey.

That was a dead end, as she never responded.

Hard to believe that nobody really cares.

Perfect Example ==> Nichole .

They are all choosing to look the other way.

Sandy~

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Dede,

Positive attitude, that is what got me

through. I think sometimes it was the only thing that got me through.

Lynda

At 08:20 AM 5/31/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda ~

>I so hope I do the same, that is my plan anyway,

>it is all I have to hold on to. I cant take

>all this too much longer without a break. I

>cant wait to get these out ! ! Thank you for

>sharing your story with me, it helps. I have

>been going thru my cant do it anymore stage for

>a few days, but it will pass. It always

>does. I am so glad you can maintain and enjoy

>some of life now. Rogene too. That is my plan and I am sticking to it ! !

>Hugs ~ Dede

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Dede, Sometimes I feel so stupid but I just have to get out of myself and ask even the stupidest questions or what I may consider to be stupid. I also suffer from brain fog horribly so one minute I can know something and the next its gone. I used to consider myself to be resonable smart but lately I can't spell correctly, simple math confuses me and my memory is shot. Is this the implants or a person starts going down hill after 40. I'm probably not as hip with the computer lango as most either considering I just began communicating on line a few weeks ago when I contacted the group. How stoneaged of me and yes I type with one figure. I hardly know how to use it, no fancy stuff, but I'm learning. DGRAHAMA@... wrote: ~ How funny, I had to ask too........... Hugs ~ Dede See what's free at AOL.com.

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LOL . .. I've had to ask a lot! Somewhere there's a website that gives a bunch of definitions. . . . I'll have to stick with just a few, because I won't remember the rest. Rogene cynthia pyne <pynerone@...> wrote: Lynda, I didn't want to sound stupid by asking but I had seen IMHO several yimes now and couldn't figure it out. How's a girl to know unless she ask. Thanks

for teaching me the new slang.Lynda <cossprivatei> wrote: IMHO also means in my honest opinion.LyndaAt 09:54 PM 5/30/2007, you wrote:>IMHO = In My Humble Opinion (I don't have to prove an opinion!)>>Rogene>>>>cynthia pyne wrote:>Rogene,>LOL, could you imagine how much money they made off me. They >probably thought I died when I stopped taking all of it back in >Oct.. I agree, why fix us when they're all making more money by >keeping us sick. The MDs, specialist, and pharmaceutical companies >we use, none of them are complaining and why should they, they're getting rich.>>By the way, what does IMHO mean?>>>>>>>Rogene S wrote:> . . .>>I

bet the drug companies were happy to see you coming!>>IMHO, that's one reason they haven't been in a hurry to help us!>>Rogene>>>>>>Got a little couch potato?>Check out fun >summer >activities for kids.>>>

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Dede, Yes, implants affect cognitive functioning . . . It will get better with detoxing. The problems are all over the place . . . mood swings, word finding problems, forgetting, math issues, spatial problems . . . the list goes on and on! . . . One lady got by with it by laughing at her "blonde moments" . . . Keep exercising your mind though! . . . We do get new brain cells as we age - but we have to keep training them! Read, create, write, math, puzzles, games . . . any kind of stimulation will help. There are some good computer games - for free that will help with sequencing, memory and spatial functioning . . . has games, as does MSN zone . . . I'm hooked on J.T. Blocks on . Hugs, Rogene

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A sign of HIGH intelligence is asking questions ! ! Embrace that ! Own it ! ! All the chemicals and our reaction to them cause the fog. I know the more pain I am in, the less my brain wants to be organized. It takes a break per se', so I learned to just let it, and not let it frustrate me.

You will find that the more your fingers do the walking the faster they will become. If you put your left pointer finger on the F, and middle finger on D and ring finger on S and pinkey on A , and your right pointer finger on the J, middle on K, ring finger onL, and pinkey on :, and use those as home plates, then eventually, your fingers will know where to go for the correct letters. I am very dyslexic, and I can type pretty darn fast, and my fingers know right when they hit the wrong keys and they stop and backspace and correct all on their own, many times with out any thought to it at all ! Very interesting how our minds work ! !

I found you dont go down hill at 40. Ya get better ! ! You age like a fine wine. Even though we have implant illness, and its challenges, it is a huge education, and believe it or not, you will grow from all this and be stronger and smarter, and have many many new friends all over the world !

God Bless YOU ~

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Rogene ~

You know IMHO, could mean: In My Hour of Obsession........Just kidding ~ I love In My Humble Opinion, that is great ! ! See what's free at AOL.com.

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Rogene ~

I just knew it. I am not always blonde, but I for sure laugh at myself alot, and get by with blaming it on my hydrogen peroxide blonde hair ! I naturally have light brown with highlights from the sun hair, and when it started greying, I colored it dark, and got a horrible response, everyone told me I looked older. So, back to the hydrogen peroxide. It is subtle, and my hair always sun bleached anyway. Now I just spray it on my parts and blow dry it........cheap blonde I am at that ! ! At least now, the grey blends ........

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Implants did that to many of us.

Lynda

At 09:58 AM 5/31/2007, you wrote:

>Dede,

>Sometimes I feel so stupid but I just have to

>get out of myself and ask even the stupidest

>questions or what I may consider to be stupid. I

>also suffer from brain fog horribly so one

>minute I can know something and the next its

>gone. I used to consider myself to be resonable

>smart but lately I can't spell correctly, simple

>math confuses me and my memory is shot. Is this

>the implants or a person starts going down hill after 40.

>I'm probably not as hip with the computer lango

>as most either considering I just began

>communicating on line a few weeks ago when I

>contacted the group. How stoneaged of me and yes

>I type with one figure. I hardly know how to use

>it, no fancy stuff, but I'm learning.

>

>

>DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

> ~

> How funny, I had to ask too...........

>Hugs ~ Dede

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>Building a website is a piece of cake.

> Small Business gives you

><http://us.rd./evt=48251/*http://smallbusiness./webhosting/?p\

=PASSPORTPLUS>all

>the tools to get online.

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I agree, I am middle age too, but this is ridiculous! I don't think

it is aging, to do simple math just baffles me too. And I am making

lists all the time now, I had a perfect memory before. I have the

thing when I stop at red lights I just space out, scary. But, it is

much better than when I had the implants, then I would have that and

bad vertigo, amazing I was driving around like that. Nan

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Dede, Here is a picture of me 4 months before the implants.Healthy and happy! DGRAHAMA@... wrote: ~ A sign of HIGH intelligence is asking questions ! ! Embrace that ! Own it ! ! All the chemicals and our reaction to them cause the fog. I know the more pain I am in, the less my brain wants to be organized. It takes a break per se', so I learned to just let it, and not let it frustrate me. You will find that the more your fingers do the walking the faster they will become. If

you put your left pointer finger on the F, and middle finger on D and ring finger on S and pinkey on A , and your right pointer finger on the J, middle on K, ring finger onL, and pinkey on :, and use those as home plates, then eventually, your fingers will know where to go for the correct letters. I am very dyslexic, and I can type pretty darn fast, and my fingers know right when they hit the wrong keys and they stop and backspace and correct all on their own, many times with out any thought to it at all ! Very interesting how our minds work ! ! I found you dont go down hill at 40. Ya get better ! ! You age like a fine wine. Even though we have implant illness, and its challenges, it is a huge education, and believe it or not, you will grow from all this and be stronger and smarter, and have many many new friends all over the world !

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Dede, Here's another picture before the implants, my children and I like to play dress up. DGRAHAMA@... wrote: ~ A sign of HIGH intelligence is asking questions ! ! Embrace that ! Own it ! ! All the chemicals and our reaction to them cause the fog. I know the more pain I am in, the less my brain wants to be organized. It takes a break per se', so I learned to just let it, and not let it frustrate me. You will find that the more your fingers do the walking the faster they will

become. If you put your left pointer finger on the F, and middle finger on D and ring finger on S and pinkey on A , and your right pointer finger on the J, middle on K, ring finger onL, and pinkey on :, and use those as home plates, then eventually, your fingers will know where to go for the correct letters. I am very dyslexic, and I can type pretty darn fast, and my fingers know right when they hit the wrong keys and they stop and backspace and correct all on their own, many times with out any thought to it at all ! Very interesting how our minds work ! ! I found you dont go down hill at 40. Ya get better ! ! You age like a fine wine. Even though we have implant illness, and its challenges, it is a huge education, and believe it or not, you will grow from all this and be stronger and smarter, and have many many new friends all over the world

! God Bless YOU ~ Hugs ~ Dede See what's free at AOL.com.

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. . . You're so beautiful . . . I wish you knew you were beautiful without implants then! Did you participate in Renaissance fairs? Neat costume! Hugs, Rogene

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Rogene, Yes, the kids and I go every year and I make all of our costumes. I have not made a new costume in two years. Thank you for the compliment. I didn't get the implants because I didn't think I was pretty enough, I hated my breast. After breastfeeding the children starting with my son , that was 21 years ago now and Amy was last, she's almost 5 my breast were sad and droopy to say the least. Amy was the hardest to let go of her boobie milk. She would scream boobie milk, boobie milk, trying to pull my shirt up every where we went and I always said when she was big enough to ask for it she's probably to big to have it, plus the fact she appeared half by body size drinking from my breast. I hated to look at my breast in the mirror and never let anyone see them, not even my husband. Boy what I wouldn't do to have my old saggy ones back. Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: . . . You're so beautiful . . . I wish you knew you were beautiful without implants then! Did you participate in Renaissance fairs? Neat costume! Hugs, Rogene

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Sandy, Thank you very much! If it were'nt for my breast being long and saggy to the point I could roll them under I wouldn't have done a thing. I hated them. I wished I would have just had the lift and banilli but the surgeon insisted they would look great with some fluff. If you notice in the picture, I had breast, but everytime I took my bra off my nipple pointed south, like Vs on my chest and flat as pancakes. That's why when the surgeon said I would hate my breast after en bloc I said he didn't see what I started out with. Sandy <dusty.com@...> wrote: , I agree with Rogene you are already beautiful!! Before I fell ill to implants I was doing childrens plays/party's The Manufacturers Tricked Us Again. One Day They Will Brew In Their Own Stew. Rogene, Yes, the kids and I go every year and I make all of our costumes. I have not made a new costume in two years. Thank you for the compliment. I didn't get the implants because I didn't think I was pretty enough, I hated my breast. After breastfeeding the children starting with my son , that was 21 years ago now and Amy was last, she's almost 5 my breast were sad and droopy to say the least. Amy was the hardest to let go of her boobie milk. She would scream boobie milk, boobie milk, trying to pull my shirt up every where we went and I always said when she was big enough to ask for it she's probably to big to have it, plus the fact she appeared half by body size drinking from my breast. I hated to look at my breast in the mirror and never let anyone see them, not even my husband. Boy what I wouldn't do to have my old saggy ones back. Rogene S

<saxony01 > wrote: . . . You're so beautiful . . . I wish you knew you were beautiful without implants then! .

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By the way, this is more what I look like now a days. I gained about 35 lbs., my hair fell out and most days I neglect to brush my new growing hair.cynthia pyne <pynerone@...> wrote: Rogene, Yes, the kids and I go every year and I make all of our costumes. I have not made a new costume in two years. Thank you for the compliment. I didn't get the implants because I didn't think I was pretty enough, I hated my breast. After breastfeeding the children starting with my son , that was 21 years ago now and Amy was last, she's almost 5 my breast were sad and droopy to say the least. Amy was the hardest to let go of her boobie milk. She would scream boobie milk, boobie milk, trying to pull my shirt up every where we went and I always said when she was big enough to ask for it she's probably to

big to have it, plus the fact she appeared half by body size drinking from my breast. I hated to look at my breast in the mirror and never let anyone see them, not even my husband. Boy what I wouldn't do to have my old saggy ones back. Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: . . . You're so beautiful . . . I wish you knew you were beautiful without implants then! Did you participate in Renaissance fairs? Neat costume! Hugs, Rogene Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Search.

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~ You are still beautiful ! look at that pretty smile and the sparkel in your eyes, you will have your comeback ! I just know you will ! !

Many blessings and Hugs ~ DedeSee what's free at AOL.com.

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You are really beautiful ! I love your costume ! How creative you are ! ! I have always wanted to got to renissance, but have never been able to.

Hugs ~ DedeSee what's free at AOL.com.

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. . . You don't look like the same person! . . . Implants are taking a toll on you . .. but your spark is still there . . . Right now, it's one foot in front of the other until you can get those implants out and start getting better! . . . You have what it takes to get there. Life will be good again! . . . Just wait and see. Hugs and prayers, Rogene cynthia pyne <pynerone@...> wrote: By the way, this is more what I look like now a days. I gained about 35 lbs., my hair fell out and most days I neglect to brush my new growing hair.cynthia pyne <pynerone > wrote: Rogene, Yes, the kids and I go every year and I make all of our costumes. I have not made a new costume in two years. Thank you for the compliment. I didn't get the implants because I didn't think I was pretty enough, I hated my breast. After breastfeeding the children starting with my son , that was 21 years ago now and Amy was last, she's almost 5 my breast were sad and droopy to say the least. Amy was the hardest to let go of her boobie milk. She would scream boobie milk, boobie milk, trying to pull my shirt up every where we went and I always said when she

was big enough to ask for it she's probably to big to have it, plus the fact she appeared half by body size drinking from my breast. I hated to look at my breast in the mirror and never let anyone see them, not even my husband. Boy what I wouldn't do to have my old saggy ones back. Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: . . . You're so beautiful . . . I wish you knew you were beautiful without implants then! Did you participate in Renaissance fairs? Neat costume! Hugs, Rogene Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Search. Take the Internet to Go: Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news, photos more.

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. . . Most women, including you and I, would have been better off if the doctor had recommended a lift instead of breast implants . . . Of course, that would cut into the annuity that comes with replacing implants on a regular basis. Rogene

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Dede, Thank you. DGRAHAMA@... wrote: ~ You are still beautiful ! look at that pretty smile and the sparkel in your eyes, you will have your comeback ! I just know you will ! ! Many blessings and Hugs ~ Dede See what's free at AOL.com.

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. . . ly, I've come to take EVERYTHING doctors say with a grain of salt . . . Before accepting ANYTHING, I question their motives. . . In this case, you doctor either didn't want to do an explant right, wanted to reinsert implants, or didn't know how to do a good lift. Just yesterday I learned that some doctors are telling Silicone Kids that their condition should be named after them . . . i.e. the Huckaberry Finn Syndrome - as if they are the only child in the world who has that condition . . . Then the next child that comes along, they tell that child the same thing . . . as if it was the first time they ever saw the condition! NOT! . . . They should know the mothers are connecting and comparing notes! These children are suffering horribly - yet the doctors refuse to take a stand and tell the FDA enough is enough - That children are dying

because of these blasted breast implants! Most doctors are full of it! Rogene cynthia pyne <pynerone@...> wrote: Sandy, Thank you very much! If it were'nt for my breast being long and saggy to the point I could roll them under I wouldn't have done a thing. I hated them. I wished I would have just had the lift and banilli but the surgeon insisted they would look great with some fluff. If you

notice in the picture, I had breast, but everytime I took my bra off my nipple pointed south, like Vs on my chest and flat as pancakes. That's why when the surgeon said I would hate my breast after en bloc I said he didn't see what I started out with. Sandy <dusty.comcomcast (DOT) net> wrote: , I agree with Rogene you are already beautiful!! Before I fell ill to implants I was doing childrens plays/party's The Manufacturers Tricked Us Again. One Day They Will Brew In Their Own Stew. Rogene, Yes, the kids and I go every year and I make all of our costumes. I have not made a new costume in two years. Thank you for the compliment. I didn't get the implants because I didn't think I was pretty enough, I hated my breast. After breastfeeding the children starting with my son , that was 21 years ago now and Amy was

last, she's almost 5 my breast were sad and droopy to say the least. Amy was the hardest to let go of her boobie milk. She would scream boobie milk, boobie milk, trying to pull my shirt up every where we went and I always said when she was big enough to ask for it she's probably to big to have it, plus the fact she appeared half by body size drinking from my breast. I hated to look at my breast in the mirror and never let anyone see them, not even my husband. Boy what I wouldn't do to have my old saggy ones back. Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: . . . You're so beautiful . . . I wish you knew you were beautiful without implants then! . Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles.Visit the Auto Green Center.