Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 Hello to everyone, Its been a while since I've been here. Just had to say am still so happy about having implants removed. I've bounced back. For some time I was down. I still need to lose weight and excercise and about 100 other things. I've decided just small goals one at a time, and if I don't do it all today I'm not gonna beat myself up. I'm just gona do my best along the way. I think it was just emotions and hormones. I didn't really do anything drastic, just kept getting up everyday and pushing forward. I did have my obgyn appt. I was scheduled to get some labs drawn and didn't, basically I just have been procrastinating with that, however I did have a recent cbc & white count and UA and all that was good. I take some supplements, not many. I'm out of C, but am going to the store today to get some new supplements. I added silica. I think its really helped my nails. I have pitiful thin nails and hair, have always had. (genetics) I still haven't started working out, although I've made some new girlfriends at work and they want to start hanging out so I'm really excited. Looking back I can see how my life is slowly heading in the right direction, just one day at a time. Plus we just moved etc. I am still so proud to say I love my breast without implants.Everytime I look at my scars I said I just wish I had never gotten those darn things. Oh well, gotta move on. I wish my surgeon was neater with the scars. I know he could have done a better job.I thought he was a little sloppy, but they are right in the folds so you can't see them looking straight on, but if i raise my arms up you can see them slightly. They are just about 1 inch or less long, but they are wider than the original. But then maybe I shouldn't be griping and whining. I'm just happy to have them gone. I haven't had any other complications, so I prob. am very blessed, just wanting perfection and being a whiner. Why shouldn't I demand perfection. But I did only spend $500.00 for removal and that is the only gripe I have (the scars). I finally found good bra's for great prices and am feeling pretty normal about it all. I look pretty much normal. I mean I look just like I did prior to implant. I went on a with my hubby trip and wore bathing suit and felt pretty good about everything. I didn't like to much the cellulite on my thighs which thank the lord that is coming off at some point. I was at the pool one day prior to us moving out from apartments and this one girl was laying out and It was obvious she had implants and she was talking really loud and I heard her say that her feet and ankles had been bothering her and they had recently been aching in the joints. I thought to myself, well suprise suprise. I also had a patient the other day (no names mentioned of course) that had been having chest pain every night extended from her left choulder and to back which sounds like chest pain (everybody has different symptoms with chest pain) anyway, she had all the cardiology work up done (heart) and they couldn't find anything. ALl of her lab work for heart etc was normal, ekg, stress test etc., was all good, but she would get short of breath and the past 6 months her hands were going numb etc., well she also mentioned to me she had breast implants for 20 yrs. and she had recently been thinking that maybe one had ruptured. I didn't have here that night or the next day and was off for a wk, so I never heard the results, but the doc had metioned to here having a MRI of breast, but the doc also said she didn't think it was her implants, but they were going to check it out. So you really don't know where her symptoms were coming from, but it sounded way to familiar like so many girls here. Again, suprise suprise. Deb Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 Some are off in Idaho getting better acquainted and taking a well-deserved break. We all just have to keep putting one foot ahead of the other and moving forward. All is OK here, but not great. Lynda At 09:56 AM 6/20/2004, you wrote: >Hello to everyone, > >Its been a while since I've been here. Just had to say am still so >happy about having implants removed. I've bounced back. For some time >I was down. I still need to lose weight and excercise and about 100 >other things. I've decided just small goals one at a time, and if I >don't do it all today I'm not gonna beat myself up. I'm just gona do >my best along the way. I think it was just emotions and hormones. I >didn't really do anything drastic, just kept getting up everyday and >pushing forward. I did have my obgyn appt. I was scheduled to get >some labs drawn and didn't, basically I just have been >procrastinating with that, however I did have a recent cbc & white >count and UA and all that was good. I take some supplements, not >many. I'm out of C, but am going to the store today to get some new >supplements. I added silica. I think its really helped my nails. I >have pitiful thin nails and hair, have always had. (genetics) I still >haven't started working out, although I've made some new girlfriends >at work and they want to start hanging out so I'm really excited. >Looking back I can see how my life is slowly heading in the right >direction, just one day at a time. Plus we just moved etc. > > I am still so proud to say I love my breast without >implants.Everytime I look at my scars I said I just wish I had never >gotten those darn things. Oh well, gotta move on. I wish my surgeon >was neater with the scars. I know he could have done a better job.I >thought he was a little sloppy, but they are right in the folds so >you can't see them looking straight on, but if i raise my arms up you >can see them slightly. They are just about 1 inch or less long, but >they are wider than the original. But then maybe I shouldn't be >griping and whining. I'm just happy to have them gone. I haven't had >any other complications, so I prob. am very blessed, just wanting >perfection and being a whiner. Why shouldn't I demand perfection. But >I did only spend $500.00 for removal and that is the only gripe I >have (the scars). I finally found good bra's for great prices and am >feeling pretty normal about it all. I look pretty much normal. I mean >I look just like I did prior to implant. I went on a with my hubby >trip and wore bathing suit and felt pretty good about everything. I >didn't like to much the cellulite on my thighs which thank the lord >that is coming off at some point. > >I was at the pool one day prior to us moving out from apartments and >this one girl was laying out and It was obvious she had implants and >she was talking really loud and I heard her say that her feet and >ankles had been bothering her and they had recently been aching in >the joints. I thought to myself, well suprise suprise. > >I also had a patient the other day (no names mentioned of course) >that had been having chest pain every night extended from her left >choulder and to back which sounds like chest pain (everybody has >different symptoms with chest pain) anyway, she had all the >cardiology work up done (heart) and they couldn't find anything. ALl >of her lab work for heart etc was normal, ekg, stress test etc., was >all good, but she would get short of breath and the past 6 months her >hands were going numb etc., well she also mentioned to me she had >breast implants for 20 yrs. and she had recently been thinking that >maybe one had ruptured. I didn't have here that night or the next day >and was off for a wk, so I never heard the results, but the doc had >metioned to here having a MRI of breast, but the doc also said she >didn't think it was her implants, but they were going to check it >out. So you really don't know where her symptoms were coming from, but >it sounded way to familiar like so many girls here. Again, suprise >suprise. > > >Deb > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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