Re: Finally getting back to life

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Terri ~

This is wonderful news ! I am so happy for you ! There is nothing better than a success story in progress with lots of progress ! ! ! Your story is such an inspiration ! ! It has to feel good to feel vital again. I cant wait !

God Bless you ! ! Thank you for sharing your successes, and please stay close. Love DedeSee what's free at AOL.com.

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Terri, Thanks for posting your story, it helped me a great deal considering I'm waiting on my explant surgery. You have given me hope that oneday I will get better and live a normal life. Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote: Hi girls it is me Terri P,I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update, I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again as an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my muscle fatigue was extreme, I

had explant and then residule capsule removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say there is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back, My muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have my energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me. Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I can't believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to get better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to work" I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells stop and

you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow and won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am getting there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what they are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes a little longer.Love and hugs to all,Terri P

[Guest guest]

Terri, Thanks for posting your story, it helped me a great deal considering I'm waiting on my explant surgery. You have given me hope that oneday I will get better and live a normal life. Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote: Hi girls it is me Terri P,I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update, I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again as an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my muscle fatigue was extreme, I

had explant and then residule capsule removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say there is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back, My muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have my energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me. Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I can't believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to get better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to work" I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells stop and

you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow and won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am getting there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what they are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes a little longer.Love and hugs to all,Terri P

[Guest guest]

-Cyndy,

You are welcome,

I never thought I would be one to write those words. It has been a

very long road for me and my children, but the good news is finally

here, I could use a prayer for my son who just was sworn in to the

Marines . He goes off to Bootcamp in October, He will 18 in November.

He has been through alot, I really need all of your prayers for his

safety at this time and when and if he goes to Iraq. He is still so

young. Thank you,

Terri P

-- In , cynthia pyne <pynerone@...>

wrote:

>

> Terri,

>

> Thanks for posting your story, it helped me a great deal

considering I'm waiting on my explant surgery. You have given me hope

that oneday I will get better and live a normal life.

>

>

>

> Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote:

> Hi girls it is me Terri P,

> I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update,

> I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again as

> an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not

> being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick

> for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as

> difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came

> crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my

> muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule capsule

> removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say there

> is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back,

My

> muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have

my

> energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me.

> Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and

> encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe

> that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started

> working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I

can't

> believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going

> back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to

get

> better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to

work "

> I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be

> able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells

> stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow

and

> won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am

getting

> there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what

they

> are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am

> proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes

a

> little longer.

> Love and hugs to all,

> Terri P

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Terri, I have a one on one relationship with God you know, I'll have a talk with him. Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote: -Cyndy,You are welcome,I never thought I would be one to write those words. It has been a very long road for me and my children, but the good news is finally here, I could use a prayer for my son who just was sworn in to the Marines . He goes off to Bootcamp in October, He will 18 in November. He has been through alot, I really need all of your prayers for his safety at this time and when and if he goes to Iraq. He is still so young. Thank you,Terri P-- In , cynthia pyne wrote:>> Terri,> > Thanks for posting your story,

it helped me a great deal considering I'm waiting on my explant surgery. You have given me hope that oneday I will get better and live a normal life.> > > > Peake wrote:> Hi girls it is me Terri P,> I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update, > I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again as > an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not > being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick > for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as > difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came > crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my > muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule capsule > removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say there > is light at the end of the implant

tunnel. I have my memory back, My > muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have my > energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me. > Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and > encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe > that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started > working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I can't > believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going > back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to get > better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to work" > I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be > able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells > stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow and

> won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am getting > there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what they > are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am > proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes a > little longer.> Love and hugs to all,> Terri P> > > >

[Guest guest]

That is great Terri, one foot after the other and on the road to health.

Lynda

At 06:46 PM 6/25/2007, you wrote:

>Hi girls it is me Terri P,

>I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update,

>I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again as

>an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not

>being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick

>for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as

>difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came

>crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my

>muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule capsule

>removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say there

>is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back, My

>muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have my

>energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me.

>Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and

>encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe

>that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started

>working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I can't

>believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going

>back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to get

>better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to work "

>I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be

>able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells

>stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow and

>won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am getting

>there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what they

>are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am

>proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes a

>little longer.

>Love and hugs to all,

>Terri P

>

>

[Guest guest]

Terri, We'll keep both you and your son in our prayers! . . . The general, Petteras (sp?) who is in charge in Iraq now is a good man. If anyone can make things better, he can! . . . They should have listened to him long ago! Rogene Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote: -Cyndy,You are welcome,I never thought I would be one to write those words. It has been a very long

road for me and my children, but the good news is finally here, I could use a prayer for my son who just was sworn in to the Marines . He goes off to Bootcamp in October, He will 18 in November. He has been through alot, I really need all of your prayers for his safety at this time and when and if he goes to Iraq. He is still so young. Thank you,Terri P-- In , cynthia pyne <pynerone@...> wrote:>> Terri,> > Thanks for posting your story, it helped me a great deal considering I'm waiting on my explant surgery. You have given me hope that oneday I will get better and live a normal life.> > > > Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote:> Hi girls it is me Terri P,> I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update, > I am working 3 days a week

now running a 16 screen theatre again as > an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not > being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick > for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as > difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came > crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my > muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule capsule > removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say there > is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back, My > muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have my > energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me. > Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and > encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe > that I would but I

have. I have been off the posts since I started > working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I can't > believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going > back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to get > better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to work" > I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be > able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells > stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow and > won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am getting > there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what they > are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am > proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes a > little longer.> Love and hugs to

all,> Terri P> > > >

[Guest guest]

Terri, Thanks for your update! Reports like yours are what give women Hope . . . and when they have Hope, they will do whatever they need to do to get better! I'm thrilled for you! . . . I hope the women who are questioning if it could be their implants that are making them ill will look back at your old posts to see how sick you were, and how you struggled to get well! I'm too tired to put the words together tonight - but please check back tomorrow. . . . I'm putting together a list of Congressmen and women on committees who are very interested in knowing what has happened to us! . . . By taking a few minutes to write a letter, you can make a difference! Hugs, Rogene Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote: Hi girls it is me Terri P,I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update, I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again as an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not being able to work or function normally for three years, I was sick for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule capsule removal later and now after

three years of recovery I can say there is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back, My muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have my energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me. Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I can't believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since going back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to get better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to work" I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow and won't

let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am getting there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what they are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling takes a little longer.Love and hugs to all,Terri P

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri,

It is so good to hear from you and I am so glad to

hear you doing so well.

I thank you so much for being such an inspiration to

me. You really give me hope and I thank you for that.

Keep in touch and let us know how you are doing.

Love Traci

--- Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote:

> Hi girls it is me Terri P,

> I wanted to check in and let everyone know an

> update,

> I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen

> theatre again as

> an operations manager. After being diasbled from

> implants and not

> being able to work or function normally for three

> years, I was sick

> for over ten years and din't know why, but I was

> able to work as

> difficult as it was up until three years ago when

> everything came

> crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was

> intolerable, and my

> muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then

> residule capsule

> removal later and now after three years of recovery

> I can say there

> is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my

> memory back, My

> muscles don't ache any more than an average person

> my age, I have my

> energy back and I am out of the depression blck

> whole that had me.

> Thank you to all my sisters here for there

> continuing support and

> encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I

> didn't believe

> that I would but I have. I have been off the posts

> since I started

> working in April basically holding my tongue and

> breath. And I can't

> believe what a miracle has happened I am so much

> better since going

> back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead

> of waiting to get

> better to go back to work you will get better if you

> go back to work "

> I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I

> would not be

> able to do it, But I have and you can too , once

> your dizzy spells

> stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I

> started slow and

> won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready

> but I am getting

> there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies

> here know what they

> are talking about, it is possible to get better, I

> know it I am

> proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the

> spelling takes a

> little longer.

> Love and hugs to all,

> Terri P

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Terri,

I'm sending you loving and supportive prayers from

Canada.

May God Bless you both and keep you safe.

Love Traci

--- Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote:

> -Cyndy,

> You are welcome,

> I never thought I would be one to write those words.

> It has been a

> very long road for me and my children, but the good

> news is finally

> here, I could use a prayer for my son who just was

> sworn in to the

> Marines . He goes off to Bootcamp in October, He

> will 18 in November.

> He has been through alot, I really need all of your

> prayers for his

> safety at this time and when and if he goes to Iraq.

> He is still so

> young. Thank you,

> Terri P

>

>

> -- In , cynthia pyne

> <pynerone@...>

> wrote:

> >

> > Terri,

> >

> > Thanks for posting your story, it helped me a

> great deal

> considering I'm waiting on my explant surgery. You

> have given me hope

> that oneday I will get better and live a normal

> life.

> >

> >

> >

> > Peake <peaketeresa@...> wrote:

> > Hi girls it is me Terri P,

> > I wanted to check in and let everyone know an

> update,

> > I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen

> theatre again as

> > an operations manager. After being diasbled from

> implants and not

> > being able to work or function normally for three

> years, I was sick

> > for over ten years and din't know why, but I was

> able to work as

> > difficult as it was up until three years ago when

> everything came

> > crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was

> intolerable, and my

> > muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then

> residule capsule

> > removal later and now after three years of

> recovery I can say there

> > is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have

> my memory back,

> My

> > muscles don't ache any more than an average person

> my age, I have

> my

> > energy back and I am out of the depression blck

> whole that had me.

> > Thank you to all my sisters here for there

> continuing support and

> > encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I

> didn't believe

> > that I would but I have. I have been off the posts

> since I started

> > working in April basically holding my tongue and

> breath. And I

> can't

> > believe what a miracle has happened I am so much

> better since going

> > back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe

> instead of waiting to

> get

> > better to go back to work you will get better if

> you go back to

> work "

> > I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid

> I would not be

> > able to do it, But I have and you can too , once

> your dizzy spells

> > stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try,

> I started slow

> and

> > won't let anyone push me to do more until I am

> ready but I am

> getting

> > there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies

> here know what

> they

> > are talking about, it is possible to get better, I

> know it I am

> > proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason

> the spelling takes

> a

> > little longer.

> > Love and hugs to all,

> > Terri P

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Terri,

It's so great to hear from you and hear that you are doing so well

these days. I was really worried about you!

Just take good care of yourself! Don't forget to support those

important glands! You had surgery and I am sure it was hard on your

body. I am so glad you are joyful in your new work...just be sure

not to overdo it!

Do you have a good doctor working with you now?

Patty

>

> Hi girls it is me Terri P,

> I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update,

> I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again

as

> an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not

> being able to work or function normally for three years, I was

sick

> for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as

> difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came

> crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my

> muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule

capsule

> removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say

there

> is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back,

My

> muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have

my

> energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me.

> Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and

> encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe

> that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started

> working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I

can't

> believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since

going

> back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to

get

> better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to

work "

> I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be

> able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells

> stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow

and

> won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am

getting

> there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what

they

> are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am

> proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling

takes a

> little longer.

> Love and hugs to all,

> Terri P

>

[Guest guest]

-Hi Patty no Dr. Right now, but I do have new insurance so I am going

to be going to Kaiser Permante and getting a tema , I want to get

endo and immunologist going, I still have some stuff that is auto

immune related and thyroid and I believe gland stuff that you talk

about. I want a fresh set of eyes. I am downloading pictures of me

now that I am all healed up and fluffed up from my last two surgeries

so if you can post them please feel free.

Terri P

-- In , " glory2glory1401 "

<glory2glory1401@...> wrote:

>

> Terri,

> It's so great to hear from you and hear that you are doing so well

> these days. I was really worried about you!

>

> Just take good care of yourself! Don't forget to support those

> important glands! You had surgery and I am sure it was hard on

your

> body. I am so glad you are joyful in your new work...just be sure

> not to overdo it!

>

> Do you have a good doctor working with you now?

> Patty

>

>

> >

> > Hi girls it is me Terri P,

> > I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update,

> > I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again

> as

> > an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not

> > being able to work or function normally for three years, I was

> sick

> > for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as

> > difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came

> > crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my

> > muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule

> capsule

> > removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say

> there

> > is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back,

> My

> > muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have

> my

> > energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had

me.

> > Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and

> > encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe

> > that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I

started

> > working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I

> can't

> > believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since

> going

> > back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to

> get

> > better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to

> work "

> > I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be

> > able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy

spells

> > stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow

> and

> > won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am

> getting

> > there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what

> they

> > are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am

> > proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling

> takes a

> > little longer.

> > Love and hugs to all,

> > Terri P

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Terri,

I'm so glad to hear that you're working and doing well. That's been

my experience as well - I was worried I wouldn't be able to work but

found it removed me from my illness and I did feel better working.

It feels nice to be among the living, and it made me feel like a

normal person again. Good for you!!

Sis

>

> Hi girls it is me Terri P,

> I wanted to check in and let everyone know an update,

> I am working 3 days a week now running a 16 screen theatre again

as

> an operations manager. After being diasbled from implants and not

> being able to work or function normally for three years, I was

sick

> for over ten years and din't know why, but I was able to work as

> difficult as it was up until three years ago when everything came

> crashing down, I lost my memory, my pain was intolerable, and my

> muscle fatigue was extreme, I had explant and then residule

capsule

> removal later and now after three years of recovery I can say

there

> is light at the end of the implant tunnel. I have my memory back,

My

> muscles don't ache any more than an average person my age, I have

my

> energy back and I am out of the depression blck whole that had me.

> Thank you to all my sisters here for there continuing support and

> encouragement. I am here to say you can recover. I didn't believe

> that I would but I have. I have been off the posts since I started

> working in April basically holding my tongue and breath. And I

can't

> believe what a miracle has happened I am so much better since

going

> back to work. My therapist told me, ' Maybe instead of waiting to

get

> better to go back to work you will get better if you go back to

work "

> I gave it a chance and she was right, I was afraid I would not be

> able to do it, But I have and you can too , once your dizzy spells

> stop and you are not getting lost. give it a try, I started slow

and

> won't let anyone push me to do more until I am ready but I am

getting

> there, And I wanted all of you to know the ladies here know what

they

> are talking about, it is possible to get better, I know it I am

> proof. Believe in yourself, p.s. for some reason the spelling

takes a

> little longer.

> Love and hugs to all,

> Terri P

>