Re: Re: It's Sad but What Can You Do? Nothing.

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lisa-marie

I feel for you as I have had a friend in a similar situation. There really is nothing we can do but be there for them when they fail - and they always will. I have a good friend that got hers from the same PS about a year before me - she actually recommended him to me and that makes her feel terrible. Right away I started with CC and then a deflation a few years down the road. Up to that point she had to had any problems but now she has terrible CC and rippling - I think on is working its way out through her skin. It is that bad. They are 9 years old & right on schedule... Her implants a very large - twice the size mine were and she can't live without them... she is getting ready to see someone to have them removed but I am sure they will be replaced which saddens me. Especially since she has seen all the crap I am going through but it is hard to get through to some people. Hell, the minute I realized it was my implants making me sick I was on the phone the next day trying to get an appt for a PS for removal as having boobs was not as important to me as my life and family but some women do not feel the same way. I feel bad for them as they love the darn things so bad it is worth the risk they are taking - especially my friend as she has two children under 5. What do you do??? just offer all the advice you can and hope it eventually sinks in. I send her a ton of info via email on studies, etc., but it is difficult for me to deal with. So sad...

shari