Hello

August 11, 2007

Katy,

I found the DVD on e-bay...I am bidding on now - can't wait

Lynn

Re:

Hello> > > > Lynn,> > > > I really love Chicago, so I am so envious but> HAPPY> > for you to be > > there. I've gone there on business a few times and> > it's a great > > city. When I was there, a woman who was raised in> > Poland was there > > with us, and she wanted to go to the Polish> section> > for dinner. We > > found a place on Milwaukee Ave, I think, and the> > food was great. As > > I was sitting there eating my dinner, a man who> > stood about 7 ft. > > tall came walking in and he had a huge gun> strapped> > to his belt. I > > was terrified, but then I realized he was a plain> > clothes cop!!> > > > Anyway, I went to see The Police last night, at> the> > Meadowlands > > Arena in New Jersey.

I had the best time, and I> must> > say Sting was > > looking mighty fine, and it amazes me that he> still> > hits those high > > notes with no trouble. Must be clean living - I> know> > he's into yoga.> > > > Sis> > > > > > >

>> > > > Sis,> > > > > > > > We get to watch the Cubs play the NY Mets> > tomorrow at Wrigley > > > Field. I hope the weather holds up, they are> > calling for > > > thunderstorms right now. > > > > > > > > Oh how I know what stress from work can do!!> > When I have a > > > stressful day, I come home and crash - - just> feel> > horrible with > > > fatigue. I have had to learn my best not to> stress> > at work... I > > > can't allow myself to stress, so I have slow> down> > and not take > > > things to heart. It is very difficult because I> am> > such a type A > > > perfectionist person. I am sure my raise will> > reflect my new > > > attitude but I really can't

say I care either> way> > : )> > > > > > > > I do hope you feel better soon. I know I am> > going to majorly > > > detox when I get home. It is so hard to follow a> > good diet on > > > vacation, just hard to find good food. > > > > > > > > Hugs, Lynn> > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----> === message truncated ===Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new at http://mrd.mail. / try_beta? .intl=ca

August 14, 2007

Katy ~

I am sorry you had to go thru all that with your CT. I am glad it is behind you now. I have had that before, and it is no fun. It should be revealing. When will they let you know what they find? You are in my prayers !

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August 14, 2007

Katy,

I ordered the DVD of E-bay, I can't wait to get it!

Question on the hot/cold shower. How long for each temp. Do you start cold or hot and do you end cold or hot?

I still need to get the body brush, perhaps this weekend.

Hope you are feeling well.

Hugs, Lynn

Re:

Hello> > > > Lynn,> > > > I really love Chicago, so I am so envious but> HAPPY> > for you to be > > there. I've gone there on business a few times and> > it's a great > > city. When I was there, a woman who was raised in> > Poland was there > > with us, and she wanted to go to the Polish> section> > for dinner. We > > found a place on Milwaukee Ave, I think, and the> > food was great. As > > I was sitting there eating my dinner, a man who> > stood about 7 ft. > > tall came walking in and he had a huge gun> strapped> > to his belt. I > > was terrified, but then I realized he was a plain> > clothes cop!!> > > > Anyway, I went to see The Police last night, at> the> > Meadowlands > > Arena in New Jersey.

I had the best time, and I> must> > say Sting was > > looking mighty fine, and it amazes me that he> still> > hits those high > > notes with no trouble. Must be clean living - I> know> > he's into yoga.> > > > Sis> > > > > > >

>> > > > Sis,> > > > > > > > We get to watch the Cubs play the NY Mets> > tomorrow at Wrigley > > > Field. I hope the weather holds up, they are> > calling for > > > thunderstorms right now. > > > > > > > > Oh how I know what stress from work can do!!> > When I have a > > > stressful day, I come home and crash - - just> feel> > horrible with > > > fatigue. I have had to learn my best not to> stress> > at work... I > > > can't allow myself to stress, so I have slow> down> > and not take > > > things to heart. It is very difficult because I> am> > such a type A > > > perfectionist person. I am sure my raise will> > reflect my new > > > attitude but I really can't

say I care either> way> > : )> > > > > > > > I do hope you feel better soon. I know I am> > going to majorly > > > detox when I get home. It is so hard to follow a> > good diet on > > > vacation, just hard to find good food. > > > > > > > > Hugs, Lynn> > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----> === message truncated ===Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new at http://mrd.mail. / try_beta? .intl=ca

August 14, 2007

Lynn,

I am feeling just gross from my abdominal CT scan this

afternoon. I was at the hospital for hours. They

injected me with some kind of special iodine and I had

to drink a litre of barium solution. There was also a

barium enema involved... I feel poisoned. My lymph

nodes swelled up instantly and I have been nauseous

since. Yuck... Certainly not the worst thing, but

unpleasant. I hope they found what they were looking

for! I prefer the appraoch of the naturopath to this

any day!

I'm glad you got the yoga DVD. I hope you like it!

As for the hot/cold shower... Start hot and then go

cold. My naturopath told me to do 3 mins each. 3

times, but it can make for a very long shower! Just

the shock of the change in temp gets the lymph system

pumping. You can also take a hot bath and follow by a

cold shower.

Sorry to hear that you had another disappointing

experience with an endo...

Katy:)

--- Lynn <spinkscl@...> wrote:

> Katy,

>

> I ordered the DVD of E-bay, I can't wait to get it!

>

> Question on the hot/cold shower. How long for each

> temp. Do you start cold or hot and do you end cold

> or hot?

>

> I still need to get the body brush, perhaps this

> weekend.

>

> Hope you are feeling well.

>

> Hugs, Lynn

>

> Re: Hello

> > > >

> > > > Lynn,

> > > >

> > > > We'll be watching that game - or at least my

> > hubby

> > > will (I'll be

> > > at

> > > > a concert). My husband is a huge Mets fan.

> Have

>

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August 14, 2007

Lynn,

I am feeling just gross from my abdominal CT scan this

afternoon. I was at the hospital for hours. They

injected me with some kind of special iodine and I had

to drink a litre of barium solution. There was also a

barium enema involved... I feel poisoned. My lymph

nodes swelled up instantly and I have been nauseous

since. Yuck... Certainly not the worst thing, but

unpleasant. I hope they found what they were looking

for! I prefer the appraoch of the naturopath to this

any day!

I'm glad you got the yoga DVD. I hope you like it!

As for the hot/cold shower... Start hot and then go

cold. My naturopath told me to do 3 mins each. 3

times, but it can make for a very long shower! Just

the shock of the change in temp gets the lymph system

pumping. You can also take a hot bath and follow by a

cold shower.

Sorry to hear that you had another disappointing

experience with an endo...

Katy:)

--- Lynn <spinkscl@...> wrote:

> Katy,

>

> I ordered the DVD of E-bay, I can't wait to get it!

>

> Question on the hot/cold shower. How long for each

> temp. Do you start cold or hot and do you end cold

> or hot?

>

> I still need to get the body brush, perhaps this

> weekend.

>

> Hope you are feeling well.

>

> Hugs, Lynn

>

> Re: Hello

> > > >

> > > > Lynn,

> > > >

> > > > We'll be watching that game - or at least my

> > hubby

> > > will (I'll be

> > > at

> > > > a concert). My husband is a huge Mets fan.

> Have

>

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August 15, 2007

Katy, ugh! That sounds horrible! I hate when they inject dyes and stuff in me too. I have had a few x-rays, scans and MRIs which they injected dye and I felt horrible too!! I am so sorry you had to go through this!!

What are they looking for?

I hope you feel better today.

Hugs, Lynn

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August 15, 2007

Lynn,

I am feeling much better today. I had to get up about

4 times in the night for the bathroom, so hopefully

that stuff is coming out of my system.

They are looking at my appendix and digestive system

and pelvic organs. I hope after that the situation

will be better understood, but from my experiences I

am not counting on it!

Since I began my naturopathic regimen, my appendix

pain has really subsided. At first I went though a bit

of a herx reaction where I felt worse, but now am

feeling better in general (besides the stuff from

yesterday, that did a number on me).

I am actually getting excited again for my explant! If

I announced all of this publicly, I could probably

throw a party and take donations to raise money. What

an idea! Don't know if I could deal with all of that

attention though...

Katy:)

--- Lynn <spinkscl@...> wrote:

> Katy, ugh! That sounds horrible! I hate when they

> inject dyes and stuff in me too. I have had a few

> x-rays, scans and MRIs which they injected dye and I

> felt horrible too!! I am so sorry you had to go

> through this!!

>

> What are they looking for?

>

> I hope you feel better today.

>

> Hugs, Lynn

>

> Re: Hello

> > > >

> > > > Lynn,

> > > >

> > > > I really love Chicago, so I am so envious but

> > > HAPPY

> > > > for you to be

> > > > there. I've gone there on business a few times

> > and

> > > > it's a great

> > > > city. When I was there, a woman who was raised

> > in

> > > > Poland was there

> > > > with us, and she wanted to go to the Polish

> > > section

> > > > for dinner. We

> > > > found a place on Milwaukee Ave, I think, and

> the

> > > > food was great. As

> > > > I was sitting there eating my dinner, a man

> who

> > > > stood about 7 ft.

> > > > tall came walking in and he had a huge gun

> > > strapped

> > > > to his belt. I

> > > > was terrified, but then I realized he was a

> > plain

> > > > clothes cop!!

> > > >

> > > > Anyway, I went to see The Police last night,

> at

> > > the

> > > > Meadowlands

>

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August 15, 2007

Dede,

I think it will be about a week before I find out

anything. I will have to go back to see my family Dr

and then wait to consult with the surgeon. Hope that

none of us have to have anymore of those type scans

any time soon!!

Katy:)

--- DGRAHAMA@... wrote:

> Katy ~

> I am sorry you had to go thru all that with your

> CT. I am glad it is

> behind you now. I have had that before, and it is

> no fun. It should be

> revealing. When will they let you know what they

> find? You are in my prayers !

> Love Dede

>

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August 21, 2007

Hi,Thanks so much for this message. Before I posted, I spent hours reading posts and noticedyou had similar symptoms and had Dr. Huang remove your implants...I don't know that I will even discuss the possibility that my implants are causing my problems withmy doctor. I think it might be too frustrating when they don't believe it is true. I know it is the cause.As I told my husband the other day... "I know as sure as I know you are the love of my life, that my implants are the cause of my health problems."What is your ANA now? Has it changed?I sent photos to Dr Huangs office today. They will try to tell me what I need after looking at those.I'm just anxious to have them out at this point.It is great that people like you continue to visit the board and offer support to those like myself.On Aug 21, 2007, at 4:02 PM, Lynn wrote:Hello and welcome. You have come to the right place. There are many women on this board who have/had both saline and silicone implants. I am so sorry you are sick. Many of your symptoms sounds similar to mine. In December, 06 I started to have joint pains as well. They were so severe. I went to a rheumatolgist and an endocrinologist. First I was told I had Rheumatoid Arthritis but my labs checked out negative. Then it was Lupus - again, negative. All they knew was that I had a positive ANA. In December it was 1:160 and by March it was 1:320. I never did get a confimation a diagnosis. By the way, you'll find that most doctor's will not admit that implants cause illness!! I too started searching the net and was amazed that there were other women who were sick with similar/same symptoms that I was experiencing. It was bittersweet to know I was not alone! Dr. Huang removed my implants on 4/13/07. I had the fat transfers but no lift. Once you visit Dr. Huang, she'll be able to tell you what you need. She is so wonderful. I am 4 months post-op. I am not 100% but I feel I am getting better daily. I am much better than I was pre-explant from 12/06-4/13/07. Within those few months my health went down the drain. I was 34 and felt like 90. I had memory loss, brain fog, depression, anxiety, joint and muscles pains and so many other things going wrong. I really thought I would lose my job and be disabled and without this board and my new sisters - I would have!! Lynn So many questions.... explant scheduledI am new to this group. I have silicone implants not saline but Iwould guess many of the issues about illnesses and explant are the same.How I got here...I had small breasts. After nursing 2 babies, I had small saggybreasts and decided to get implants. This was in Dec 1987. I likedhaving a shape. Decided that I was not one of those with problemswhen issues arose in 1992. I liked having a "shape" but felt theimplants were heavy. Never could find a bra that I didn't constantlytug at to get comfortable.Always had problems with allergies. They seemed to get worse 5 yearsafter my implant surgery. This might not be related to implants...I begin having joint pain and was diagnosed with "arthritis". I had 2knee surgeries and one shoulder surgery. Again, maybe unrelated tomy implants??? I wasn't getting any younger. Because of my jointpain, I began working out in the health club pool. After severalmonths, I developed a serious allergic reaction every time I went inin the pool. It was determined that I now had a "chemicalsensitivity" . My joints continued to have more pain and by last fall,I couldn't walk 1 mile without serious discomfort. I finally went tomy GP. He did blood tests which showed I had a positive ANA and DNA_____? He suspected lupus. Saw a rheumatologist. He can't decide ifI lupus or not... In April, I developed an allergic reaction to myacrylic nails. It was so bad that I lost all my natural nails. (theyare growing back). In June I developed a rash on my arms that wouldnot go away. I still have it even after a 2 week round of prednisome.I was doing some research on my health problems one day and cameacross a site which suggested that there might be a connection betweenautoimmune diseases and breast implants.... Boy was I shocked!! Imust have been living with my head in the sand to not know that 20year old silicone implants are a problem. I have also had othersymptoms that I couldn't explain and have discovered that others havethe same symptoms when they have had problems with implants. So nowI'm here... I have my explant surgery scheduled for Sept 11 with DrHuang in Denver.I have SO many questions that I'm not sure where to start...First:If anyone had similar health problems do they get better after explant? I have scheduled a surgery with Dr. Huang. I'll travel there fromNevada. I have pre op on Monday, Surgery on Tues and plan to go homeon Sat. I got a quote for just explant, or explant and lift, orexplant and fat transfer or... explant fat transfer and lift. Truthis I don't know what I need... how do I decide or know? It is a lotof money but I know I have to do this. I really don't want to be toosaggy so I might need a lift at least? I also would rather only dothis once so maybe I should do all three now if I can get that muchmoney together? I debated about asking for my insurance company to cover this in theevent that I can show they are ruptured. However... I don't want torun the risk of my insurance company denying me coverage in the futurefor any health issues that they might see as a cause of my implants. I also don't want to be denied coverage from a future insurancecompany if I switch. I know I have to have these out asap... my head is spinning.20 years ago my PS told me that these would "last forever". The onlything that could make them rupture is if "my chest were run over by atruck".Sorry about this lengthy message. Thank goodness for this group!Any help or advice is appreciated.

August 21, 2007

,

Someday after explant, you can also continue to help women sick with implants too. Knowing that I can help other women makes it easier for me to cope with why I (or any of us) were lied to and have to go through this.

I don't blame you a bit for not wanting to discuss this with your doctor. I have had so many doctors disappoint me and some just freak out about it and then not know how to treat me. Unless you can find a doctor who believes implants cause illness, it probably just isn't worth it.

I had my ANA tested about a month after explant but it wasn't measured in a ratio, so I can't figure out if it went down or not? I know that it is still positive though.

I think it is normal to be anxious. I was super anxious before my explant but Dr. Huang does a wonderful job. The best therapy for me was posting and chatting with the wonderful women on this board.

I wish you the best of luck and I hope we continue to hear from you.

Hugs, Lynn

So many questions.... explant scheduled

I am new to this group. I have silicone implants not saline but Iwould guess many of the issues about illnesses and explant are the same.How I got here...I had small breasts. After nursing 2 babies, I had small saggybreasts and decided to get implants. This was in Dec 1987. I likedhaving a shape. Decided that I was not one of those with problemswhen issues arose in 1992. I liked having a "shape" but felt theimplants were heavy. Never could find a bra that I didn't constantlytug at to get comfortable.Always

had problems with allergies. They seemed to get worse 5 yearsafter my implant surgery. This might not be related to implants...I begin having joint pain and was diagnosed with "arthritis". I had 2knee surgeries and one shoulder surgery. Again, maybe unrelated tomy implants??? I wasn't getting any younger. Because of my jointpain, I began working out in the health club pool. After severalmonths, I developed a serious allergic reaction every time I went inin the pool. It was determined that I now had a "chemicalsensitivity" . My joints continued to have more pain and by last fall,I couldn't walk 1 mile without serious discomfort. I finally went tomy GP. He did blood tests which showed I had a positive ANA and DNA_____? He suspected lupus. Saw a rheumatologist. He can't decide ifI lupus or not... In April, I developed an allergic reaction to myacrylic nails. It was so bad that I lost all my natural nails. (theyare growing back). In June I developed a rash on my arms that wouldnot go away. I still have it even after a 2 week round of prednisome.I was doing some research on my health problems one day and cameacross a site which suggested that there might be a connection betweenautoimmune diseases and breast implants.... Boy was I shocked!! Imust have been living with my head in the sand to not know that 20year old silicone implants are a problem. I have also had othersymptoms that I couldn't explain and have discovered that others havethe same symptoms when they have had problems with implants. So nowI'm here... I have my explant surgery scheduled for Sept 11 with DrHuang in Denver.I have SO many questions that I'm not sure where to start...First:If anyone had similar health problems do they get better after explant? I have scheduled a surgery with Dr. Huang. I'll travel there fromNevada. I have pre op on Monday, Surgery on Tues and plan to go homeon Sat. I got a quote for just explant, or explant and lift, orexplant and fat transfer or... explant fat transfer and lift. Truthis I don't know what I need... how do I decide or know? It is a lotof money but I know I have to do this. I really don't want to be toosaggy so I might need a lift at least? I also would

rather only dothis once so maybe I should do all three now if I can get that muchmoney together? I debated about asking for my insurance company to cover this in theevent that I can show they are ruptured. However... I don't want torun the risk of my insurance company denying me coverage in the

futurefor any health issues that they might see as a cause of my implants. I also don't want to be denied coverage from a future insurancecompany if I switch. I know I have to have these out asap... my head is spinning.20 years ago my PS told me that these would "last forever". The onlything that could make them rupture is if "my chest were run over by atruck".Sorry about this lengthy message. Thank goodness for this group!Any help or advice is appreciated.

September 5, 2007

LOL Dede . . . You cracked me up! Hugs, Rogene

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October 1, 2007

Hi Everyone. It's . Not sure how my e-mail addy is going to show up.

Just got internet service back after several months. I know I've missed alot.

Hope everyone is alright. Can't wait to see your posts again I've missed all of

you.

October 1, 2007

Hi, welcome back. wondered what happened ti ya.

>

> Hi Everyone. It's . Not sure how my e-mail addy is going to

show up. Just got internet service back after several months. I know

I've missed alot. Hope everyone is alright. Can't wait to see your

posts again I've missed all of you.

>

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October 9, 2007

You might have Cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder) as suggested by

your symptoms and your doc.

See the following:

http://www.healthmonitor.com/articles.asp?center=Digestion & article=dig060205CS & q\

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http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000264.htm

Some info on treatment options (Allopathy):

Treatment

A person with acute or chronic cholecystitis who experiences a

gallbladder attack usually is hospitalized, is given fluids and electrolytes

intravenously, and is not allowed to eat or drink. A doctor may pass a tube

through the nose and into the stomach, so that suctioning can be used to keep

the stomach empty and reduce fluid accumulating in the intestines, which do not

work properly because of the inflammation of the abdominal cavity. Antibiotics

usually are given.

In acute cholecystitis, if the diagnosis is certain and the risk of

surgery is small, the gallbladder usually is removed during the first day or

two of the illness. If necessary, gallbladder removal may be delayed; if the

attack subsides, removal may wait 6 weeks or more. If a complication such as an

abscess, gangrene, or perforation of the gallbladder is suspected, immediate

surgery is necessary.

In chronic cholecystitis, treatment generally involves surgical removal

of the gallbladder, usually by laparoscopic cholecystectomy, once the acute

episode subsides.

In acalculous cholecystitis, immediate surgery is necessary to remove

the diseased gallbladder.

After gallbladder removal for cholecystitis with gallstones, a small

percentage of people develop new or recurring episodes of pain that feel like

gallbladder attacks even though they no longer have a gallbladder. The cause of

these episodes is not known, but episodes may result from an abnormal function

of the sphincter of Oddi, the opening at the base of the bile duct that

controls the release of bile into the small intestine. Pain is believed to

result from increased pressure in the ducts caused by resistance to the flow of

bile or pancreatic secretions. In some people, small gallstones remaining after

surgery may cause pain. A doctor can use endoscopic retrograde

cholangiopancreatography to widen (by cutting) the sphincter of Oddi. This

procedure usually relieves symptoms in people who have a recognizable

abnormality of the sphincter. In many others, the pain is caused by another

problem, such as the irritable bowel syndrome or even peptic ulcer

disease.

Source:http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec10/ch140/ch140c.html

http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic346.htm

Some diet options:

TREATMENT

Identify and avoid food allergies, especially eggs and/or cow's milk

products. Cut down fat in diet, below 20 percent of total foods. Do not,

however, cut out fat completely. Recent studies say that up to half of the

people who try to lose weight by cutting out fat (eating less than six hundred

calories and three grams of fat per day) develop gallstones. Avoid processed

fats and hydrogenated fats. Eat less. Overeating is very stressful on the

gallbladder. Eat regular meals, especially breakfast. It is hard on the

gallbladder to go many hours without food and then suddenly have to deal with a

large meal. Increase dietary fiber and decrease refined carbohydrates. Eat less

animal foods and move toward a vegetarian-oriented diet. If you are overweight,

lose the weight, but slowly and sensibly.

Nutritional supplements that may be helpful include:

Multi-enzymes with bile (bile is contraindicated if ulcers coexist)

Vitamin C

Vitamin B complex

Choline inositol

Alfalfa tablets

Lethicin

Acidophilus

L-taurine

Peppermint oil sipped in water throughout the meal may be helpful when

having symptoms.

Source:http://www.diet-and-health.net/articles.php?cont=cholecystitis

craft_scents <craft_scents@...> wrote:

Hi,

I am new to this board. I just had an ultrsound this morning, they

think it is my gall bladder, and my dr. says i will need it out, he

doesn't even know if that is what it is.. I don't want to have it

removed and he said if you don't you can die.blah blah.. If the gall

bladder is like inflamed or infected is there any way to get rid of

the ifection with out surgery? I don't know what it is yet, but i have

had a lot of pain, it is mainly in my right shoulder and goes into my

back, i haven't been eating much my stomache does hurt. I think this

all started when i went back to eating red meat and ham, I hadn't had

any red meat or pork in like 5 years so i started eating it again and

not easing it back into my diet but just eating it..I would like any

infor if possible. I wuit eating the red meat and am just eating

chicken and turkey like before..

Thanks

Debbie L

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October 9, 2007

Good heavens, don't subject yourself to surgery because someone " thinks "

something! Do the GB purges. Stop eating the meat that you just started eating

again. Meat and eggs aggravate GB problems. Give yourself some time. Don't

rush into anything you could regret for the rest of your life.

Amber