carrie, need vitamin help please!

[Guest guest]

Yeah, this whole thing is really weird! I was having so many

problems. My hands had even started hurting about a month before

explant, but after the surgery the heart palpitations, dizziness,

etc have not come back. No hand pain, etc. I didn't expect to get

better at all.

I wake up by myself at about 6:30 every morning and previously my

husband was having to push me out at 7:30 to take the kids to

school. I work too which made it hard. That's why I'm wondering if

the heavy metals and maybe all the other soup mix they put in these

things made me sick and maybe not silicone as much. I would think

if I had a lot of the silicone issues I would have the joint pain

and chronic fatigue, just not sure.

The neuro problems still scare me. It's better for sure, but

there's nothing like feeling tingling in your face. Man it's

scary. I worry sometimes that I have permanent nerve damage, but

probably won't know for quite a while. I still think if I had

waited another year to get them out I would be disabled.

Hugs,

:)Beth

[Guest guest]

I am sure toxic metals have as much, if not more, to do with it as silicone.

Lynda

At 03:00 PM 5/5/2004, you wrote:

>Yeah, this whole thing is really weird! I was having so many

>problems. My hands had even started hurting about a month before

>explant, but after the surgery the heart palpitations, dizziness,

>etc have not come back. No hand pain, etc. I didn't expect to get

>better at all.

>

>I wake up by myself at about 6:30 every morning and previously my

>husband was having to push me out at 7:30 to take the kids to

>school. I work too which made it hard. That's why I'm wondering if

>the heavy metals and maybe all the other soup mix they put in these

>things made me sick and maybe not silicone as much. I would think

>if I had a lot of the silicone issues I would have the joint pain

>and chronic fatigue, just not sure.

>

>The neuro problems still scare me. It's better for sure, but

>there's nothing like feeling tingling in your face. Man it's

>scary. I worry sometimes that I have permanent nerve damage, but

>probably won't know for quite a while. I still think if I had

>waited another year to get them out I would be disabled.

>

>Hugs,

>:)Beth

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