Guest guest Posted December 3, 2000 Report Share Posted December 3, 2000 > Ilena, please post > > Dear Betty, > This note comes to you with true sincerity and with some tough love as well. > I hope that one day you can grow and develope emotionally and spiritually to > the extent that you will see yourself as more than what you look like. You > are so much more than silly old looks my sister. You are a valuable person > who is capable of giving extraordinary amounts of love to the world--those > around you and to those who love you. Telling you that 'it's what's inside > that counts' sounds like a mundane proverbial insight. Your mindset right > now tells you that you are mostly what you look like. The truth is, that you > cannot ever give all of the valuable things inside of you as long as you > think in this way. When you can have a chest as you do, and still hold > yourself in high esteem, then you are on your way to true happiness-(which is > where it's all at). As long as you hold such importance in your breasts, you > will not be able to see yourself as much else. > No one can 'warn' you about your own situation--no one could know. Our > situations vary tremendously-I have no breasts, and I have grown so much in > this reality. I've learned what things are important in this life through > this maturity, and breasts are not one of them. Every day I feel alittle > better, and consequently I am able to give more. I am no longer living in my > 'selfish little world of ego', since I am rising above my pettiness. Grasp > the opportunity to grow inside yourself in a way that was not possible > before, and I guarantee you that you will be happy for the first time in your > life. Because I made the choice to get them out, I no longer feel like a > fake. I feel a freedom that I can't explain. Give yourself alittle time to > adjust to the change, leaving some room in your heart for new meaningful > changes. From my own heart sister, and with love, save your anger for the > appropriate target. We all know who that is. My best to you, Kate Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 3, 2000 Report Share Posted December 3, 2000 In the nearly three years that I have been involved in the breast implant issue, this is the first time that I have seen a letter like this after explant.....hopefully Betty will come to terms with her self image.... Patty ----- Original Message ----- From: by way of ilena rose <Bettyboop08270@...> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 10:05 AM Subject: Please support Betty ... poor results from saline explant ... > Please post this > > Yes, the biggest mistake that I ever made was getting SALINE implants, but I > feel like the second biggest mistake was getting them taken out...on top of > having cfs..1 and a half years after implants...was it even my implants..I > will never know...but all I know is that my surgeon TOTALLY did not prepare > me psycologically for what I am going through, knowone prepared me!!! If I > knew, I would of really thought about this, and prepared myself..So now I am > twice as sick, because I am emotionally sick to my stomach, and clinaclly > depressed, beyond belief.....from looking at my deformed, disgusting breasts > or whatever they are supposed to be....*yeah I know the senerio..It could be > worse people are sicker than you..at least your not dead ECT>>ECT>>> wish I > never took them out....Everyone was emailing me BEFORE the surgery saying > their breasts look fine after explant...then after I had them out..then the > email horror stories came out..How they are deformed ect.....When people > email me about explantation, I am going to tell them like it is..and think > that everyone else should do the same......Pepare themselves!!! Tell them > like it is.....Just needed to vent a little......this really suckS!!!!! > Bettyboop08270@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 4, 2000 Report Share Posted December 4, 2000 Dear Betty First Let me say Im so Sorry for how you are feeling these days. My heart really goes out to you. For I know what its like to look in the mirror and be sick at what you see. But Like Patty said, you need to go beyond the reflection in the mirror, and see whats really inside. Im sure there is a Beautiful women looking back at you, that is saying " Betty you made the right decision, if you want your health back " I know we all cant speak for you. But looking at myself in a mirror isnt a pretty site to my eyes either. I have one Beautiful breast and the other one is small nice and perky, but Im totally off balance as far as appearance goes. Im sorry you feel like you were mislead by explanting the implants. I fortunantly had a great experience as far as explanting goes. Of course I only had one to remove instead of two. I also have a great Plastic Surgeon. Who also told me.. " Debe, you wont be satisfied with your body unless you get another implant put in your body, so that you can look balanced. Well I told my P.S. " Oh Well, I'll deal with that issue later. The most important thing to me at the time was being able to walk again. And 6 years later, Im doing just that! YIPPEE *WALKING* So for me, the best thing I have ever done for myself was removing that time bomb. And yes Im lopsided as ever. But I Thank God Everyday for giving me a chance to see if I improved after removal. I have, and Im proof. You are in my prayers Betty, for God to show you what a Beautiful person you are without plastic... And I wish you a quick recovery. God Bless you and all my other Silicone Sisters! Debe > > Ilena, please post > > > > Dear Betty, > > This note comes to you with true sincerity and with some tough love as > well. > > I hope that one day you can grow and develope emotionally and spiritually > to > > the extent that you will see yourself as more than what you look like. > You > > are so much more than silly old looks my sister. You are a valuable > person > > who is capable of giving extraordinary amounts of love to the world--those > > around you and to those who love you. Telling you that 'it's what's > inside > > that counts' sounds like a mundane proverbial insight. Your mindset right > > now tells you that you are mostly what you look like. The truth is, that > you > > cannot ever give all of the valuable things inside of you as long as you > > think in this way. When you can have a chest as you do, and still hold > > yourself in high esteem, then you are on your way to true happiness-(which > is > > where it's all at). As long as you hold such importance in your breasts, > you > > will not be able to see yourself as much else. > > No one can 'warn' you about your own situation--no one could know. Our > > situations vary tremendously-I have no breasts, and I have grown so much > in > > this reality. I've learned what things are important in this life through > > this maturity, and breasts are not one of them. Every day I feel alittle > > better, and consequently I am able to give more. I am no longer living in > my > > 'selfish little world of ego', since I am rising above my pettiness. > Grasp > > the opportunity to grow inside yourself in a way that was not possible > > before, and I guarantee you that you will be happy for the first time in > your > > life. Because I made the choice to get them out, I no longer feel like a > > fake. I feel a freedom that I can't explain. Give yourself alittle time > to > > adjust to the change, leaving some room in your heart for new meaningful > > changes. From my own heart sister, and with love, save your anger for the > > appropriate target. We all know who that is. My best to you, Kate Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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