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[Guest guest]

Hi Deb,

I really enjoyed reading your post! It makes me excited to see

someone that can " type so much " as I have problems with that and

writing from time to time (see it's the little things that really do

count I can't wait to be a recovery story! I can't wait to wake

up one day and say, " Wow, I'm working, and I work out now, and I'm

living on my own, and I'm doing well....Hey...I'm not sick

anymore! " I can't wait for that day when I run to the computer and

send out a post saying that " I, too, have made it! "

But until then I'm pretty content knowing that one day it will

happen for me too. And in the mean time, I just have to work on

trying to improve my diet (one day at a time on this, as I'm 21 and

wish I could live on Dr Pepper and pizza!), and focusing on anything

healthy (supplements, coffee enemas, chiropractic work, acupuncture,

magnetic massage...and of course the lovely massaging my body so

that I can get rid of the scar tissue that is ABSOLUTELY EVERYWHERE

IN MY BODY...yes, you can feel it through my skin---very lumpy,

gritty, very " something's wrong in there " ).

I firmly believe that the breast implant issue is about to change.

I think that people are about to wake up to the possibility that

saline breast implants just may not be as " safe " as people have

claimed them to be. I hope that by the time I have children, I will

have helped breast implants to be a thing of the past. I hope that

one day my kids will find my scrapbook and video tape collections of

the media that I've been in and ask, " Mom, are you kidding? People

use to have surgery to put things in their breasts? " And when that

day comes I'll just smile and say, " They sure did. I can't believe

it either. "

And Deb...I think you just helped me write the last paragraph of my

book (yes, I'm really wanting to write one). And now that I know

how it ends, the rest should be a piece of cake I hope.

Take care,

Kacey

[Guest guest]

Kacey,

thanks for your response. I'm wishing you the very best! You have endless possibility. Keep your dreams alive and you will make them happen.

Debkaceybu02 <kaceyalong@...> wrote:

Hi Deb,I really enjoyed reading your post! It makes me excited to see someone that can "type so much" as I have problems with that and writing from time to time (see it's the little things that really do count I can't wait to be a recovery story! I can't wait to wake up one day and say, "Wow, I'm working, and I work out now, and I'm living on my own, and I'm doing well....Hey...I'm not sick anymore!" I can't wait for that day when I run to the computer and send out a post saying that "I, too, have made it!"But until then I'm pretty content knowing that one day it will happen for me too. And in the mean time, I just have to work on trying to improve my diet (one day at a time on this, as I'm 21 and wish I could live on Dr Pepper and pizza!), and focusing on anything healthy (supplements,

coffee enemas, chiropractic work, acupuncture, magnetic massage...and of course the lovely massaging my body so that I can get rid of the scar tissue that is ABSOLUTELY EVERYWHERE IN MY BODY...yes, you can feel it through my skin---very lumpy, gritty, very "something's wrong in there").I firmly believe that the breast implant issue is about to change. I think that people are about to wake up to the possibility that saline breast implants just may not be as "safe" as people have claimed them to be. I hope that by the time I have children, I will have helped breast implants to be a thing of the past. I hope that one day my kids will find my scrapbook and video tape collections of the media that I've been in and ask, "Mom, are you kidding? People use to have surgery to put things in their breasts?" And when that day comes I'll just smile and say, "They sure did. I can't believe it

either."And Deb...I think you just helped me write the last paragraph of my book (yes, I'm really wanting to write one). And now that I know how it ends, the rest should be a piece of cake I hope.Take care,Kacey