Guest guest Posted April 2, 2004 Report Share Posted April 2, 2004 In a message dated 4/2/2004 5:45:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, juliejp61@... writes: can humanly possible to recover, and detox. ok now is this after having them taken out detox what is that i mean i know what it means but what is the connections with implants to this....???thank you sorry for sounding so ignorant Barbara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2004 Report Share Posted April 2, 2004 Daimonds, thank you. I am excited! I know that getting pregnant may trigger auto immunity symptoms to reoccur or to become worse. But I guess there are risks to everything. I will need another c-section and knowing another surgery may not be that good either. But you know what? I am sick of being so gloom and doom in my own personal thoughts with fear that these goods days may end by prenancy. And if God wants me to have another baby, or knows how important this is my heart- all will go smoothly. I have done all I can humanly possible to recover, and detox. The baby and my health will be in God's hands from here out. It may takes years to even get pregnant. Or weeks. Who knows? But if it is meant to happen, it will. I know if I had a healthy baby while I had the implants, (how did I ever? ) then my God, there is hope that I will without them, or maybe even a healthier baby. I know my grandmother once told me, sometimes our fears are so foolish, especially when dwelled on. That the real truths will show by themselves if you let go of the fear. So thats what i am going to do! Thanks Diamonds. It has been a blessing also to listen, and see you recover your health through all the dark moments slowly, and surley. I knew you would. Your too strong minded and positive-otherwise! I am so happy you are coming around.And getting better each day. God Bless, >From: "dimonds68" <XENA6881@...> >Reply- > >Subject: re. >Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 20:04:01 -0000 > > Hello , I am so happy that you are feeling well, and planning >on having a new baby too! How exciting! You worked so hard to get >well, and it all payed off!! keep us posted !! hugs and health >always, you deserve it..Love, dimonds > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2004 Report Share Posted April 3, 2004 All i can say is WOW................thank you for explaining all this to me, now if i wanted to have my hair checked out who do i go to, to do this procedure just curious....i want to have this checked out since i have had these in me for so many years 1978 is a long long time i am just wondering whams going on with me besides what i have wrong with me.....thank you Barbara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2004 Report Share Posted April 3, 2004 Barbara, you don’t sound ignorant at all. this can all be overwhelming. And I was skeptical at first myself. I had live cells done while implanted and after explant (where you look at your blood under a microscope and it is viewed on tv by a professional) and also hair analysis to see levels of toxins. Both were high in metals, to name a few: tin, platnium, and even silicone. These are very dangerous toxins and aren't the norm for a at the time I was ill, a 25 year old. They are catalyists in the manufacturing of breast implants (meaning ingredients) And make you very ill by suppressing the immune system. I was also loaded with bacterial, fungal and even mycoplasma. these infections are also not the norm for people, unless severly ill, with low immune tolerance-like HIV patients. I needed to detox after explant, as these things were in my body, and also get stirred up on removal. If I didn’t, and don’t, I wont achieve the best recovery for health. It is your only chance to get well. After explant, by taking certain supplements, doing liver flushing enema's, and cleanses, even fasting...and following a diet high in organic veggies and some fruits with protein to repair, you are giving your body a chance to flush out these pathogens, and toxins to get well. Chronically ill patients need to get out all sugar and yeast to recover. Explant alone helped, but didnt get out the garbage from years of having breast implants, and what they released. I am much better since having them out first, then cleaning up, per say. love, ---- Original Message ----- From: Baboola57@... Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 6:47 PM Subject: Re: re. In a message dated 4/2/2004 5:45:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, juliejp61@... writes: can humanly possible to recover, and detox. ok now is this after having them taken out detox what is that i mean i know what it means but what is the connections with implants to this....???thank you sorry for sounding so ignorant Barbara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2004 Report Share Posted April 3, 2004 Well said ! Re: re. In a message dated 4/2/2004 5:45:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, juliejp61@... writes: can humanly possible to recover, and detox. ok now is this after having them taken out detox what is that i mean i know what it means but what is the connections with implants to this....???thank you sorry for sounding so ignorant Barbara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2004 Report Share Posted April 3, 2004  Barbara, And not to ramble- but I also had definitive things found on blood work . I told Patty when I find them I will send copies over for proof (but haven't had to time to search for them in all the boxes I still havn't opened since moving in our new house - all paperwork! UGH! I will though) I had high ANA , with the implants. I also had positive Rhuematoid factor (marker for inflammation and RA) I had low white cell count, and not very good red ones. I had over 12,000 thyroglobulin antibodies against my thyroid, (supossed to have under 2) and 1100 thyroid peroxidase as well. I also had messed up mineral counts, as everything was off balance. I know there's more, but cant think off hand of the rest. I was tested for MS twice on top of what I had, and had bells palsy attack (where the side of your face has like a stroke) It was affecting my nervous system. And that aint good. Now after explant, and some as soon as two weeks post explant, I had the same blood panels ran. ANA gone. Rhuematoid factor? Gone. White cell count- moving up at first, and now normal. (you need them to fight off cancer and all the other crap) thyroid antibodies ? under 100, from staying at thousands for over a year. I not only felt the difference from getting them out- but had proof on bloodwork. Doctors that agree with me now, and have apologized for not believing me. Proof that those things were setting off an immune reaction, and were taking a toll on my immunity. If I still had those almost 10 year old silicone shelled so called saline-mold bags, I doubt I'd be here, or if I was very ill. Message ----- From: anita kessler SALINE SUPPORT Sent: Saturday, April 03, 2004 7:06 AM Subject: Re: re. Well said ! Re: re. In a message dated 4/2/2004 5:45:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, juliejp61@... writes: can humanly possible to recover, and detox. ok now is this after having them taken out detox what is that i mean i know what it means but what is the connections with implants to this....???thank you sorry for sounding so ignorant Barbara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2006 Report Share Posted February 5, 2006 Hi, I am over 3 months post op now. I am having some troubles, but none of the regurgitation, night problems, foaming, hungry and dehydrated all the time etc etc etc. Coming out of surgery you felt different immediately. For me just just getting hydration made me feel human again. My first breakfast after surgery was a clear fluid diet. My nurse felt sorry for me getting that but she had no idea how much I really appreciated and enjoyed it. Once you can get food and liquid down, the big grey cloud lifts. I had a questionaire from the hospital this week with regards to my myotomy and symptoms for research. They noted that they see more Achalasia patients in Adelaide than any where else in the world on average. I wonder if that is a location problem? I have been told they have the most upgraded technology there for it too. I had fantastic treatment and promt. All I had to do is come up with the conclusive manometry and a decision to go ahead and I was booked in fast. Get well fast. > > Dear , > > You are so right and as I've been told by many other members in the > Group if you don't stand your ground and fight for your rights in > getting the best possible treatment you can they will just say nothing > and let you get on with it. > > I know that I will have to wait for several weeks, even to have this > 2nd dilatation but when I feel a bit fitter I'm going to pull all the > stops out and search for any better alternative out there. > > I don't know how long ago you had your myotomy but it certainly sounds > as if you received the best treatment at the end of the day. > > Thanks for your reply. > > From in Essex > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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