Re: Re: Stacey: Lynda, double lumin implants

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Dearest Kathy:

Thank you for responding. My son keeps telling me to be strong and to not

let people walk all over me. This is so difficult for me though, because it

is easier to turn the other cheek when it comes to family. Anyone who hurts

me gets taken off my list of friends.

I think Rogene or Lynda said that it is easier to " delete, delete, delete "

than to argue with anyone. If you are a strong person, go get the women who

claim that breast implants are safe.

I have found that most women do not want to talk about their problems if

they are sick from implants. I know many women here who would rather die

than tell anyone that they have breast implants. Some do not even tell their

husbands!!

I will give you an example. My sister, who incidentally has a silicone

shunt, was taking care of her neighbour who was very sick. This lady

divorced her husband just so she could go on welfare. This was a plan

devised by the husband and wife to deceive the government. This woman had

MGUS, and she told me so, but she did not expect me to tell her that I was

sick from breast implants. When I told her my story, she did not want to be

at my sister's when I came to visit. She knew that I knew, and she did not

want the nuns who were visiting her to know. My sister almost died a year

ago because her shunt is melting into her brain, and this woman would be

sitting with her when we went to the hospital. But when we came in, she

would leave, using her walker. Being at the hospital gave me a chance to

spread the word regarding the dangers of silicone, and it was working. Then

this woman told the nuns that I was trouble (She was a good (?) Catholic),

and they dropped me very quickly. She has died since then, and her husband

is living in her apartment next to my sister. She died from too many

painkillers. This is one of hundreds of stories that I could tell.

Sorry for being long-winded...love always...Lea

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Re: Stacey: Lynda, double lumin implants

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> lea

> You are a very strong courageous lady.You have been through so much

> yet you have an indomitable spirit. That is such good news that you

> are doing better. How wonderful it would be if you are in

> remission! If you aren't, at least you know you are headed in that

> direction. I know what you are saying about stress. I have been

> very stressed lately about a family situation and it has really made

> me flare. But it is so hard not to stress out ---especially if you

> have the kind of mercurial temperment I do. I have often wished

> that I was one of those calm, steady, slow to get excited types. I

> think too much, worry too much, and don't trust enough, and often

> forget the words " be still and know that I am God " . Take care and

> God bless

> kathy

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> -- In , " Lea " <devans@c...> wrote:

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> > My Dear :

> >

> > My symptoms were like a very bad asthma and chronic

> bronchitis attack. They were not typical of pulmonary embolisms! I

> had no chest pain and did not cough up any blood, but I was in

> respiratory distress. called an ambulance, and they hooked me

> up to everything while taking instructions from my doctor. When I

> arrived at the hospital, I could not remember what day it was or

> where I was. They took me to have a VQ-scan, and that was when they

> knew that I had pulmonary embolisms. They started me on a Heparin

> drip, and then put me on Coumadin as well. They gave me 50mg of

> Prednisone, and, of course, I was on oxygen and on the nebulizer. I

> had been on the nebulizer since 2000, because that was when I went

> into full respiratory distress for the first time. For years, I was

> so short of breath that I could hardly do anything. I had this funny

> little cough in the morning. I have never smoked, and my does

> not smoke. I have been on blood thinners for almost one year and

> antibiotics for the rest of my life. The h-pylori keeps coming back,

> but has never contracted it from me. It is a serious

> infectious disease, and it picked on me because my immune system is

> destroyed.

> >

> > This is the first that I have not had to use the nebulizer,

> and I'm off Prednisone. We think that the blood thinners have put me

> into remission, but who knows. I just had many tests done one week

> ago by my wonderful rheumatologist, but I still must be seen by my

> pulmonary specialist. She will do another echocardiogram to see if

> my heart is still enlarged. It was enlarged on both sides, and had a

> stiffening of the right ventricle. I have Crest syndrome, MVP,

> lupus, MS and osteoporosis...among other diseases. The list goes on,

> but I am having some quality of life. My main problem is fatigue and

> low back pain. I have difficulty walking, but the more I move the

> better it gets. I have mild kidney disease as well, with a cystic

> lesion on my left kidney.

> > You have forced me to continue my story, bless your heart! I

> have scanned some of my records in, and I will send them to anyone

> who wants them. In 1985, I had a tumour on my liver, but it went

> away, and now my liver is fine!

> >

> > I know that some things are getting better, and that one day

> I might be well. Stress is very bad for me, so I try to avoid this

> killer. I wish that I were a stronger person, but I'm so very

> sensitive.

> >

> > Much love to all.............Lea

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What are double lumin, textured? ElaineLea <devans@...> wrote:

Dearest Kathy:Thank you for responding. My son keeps telling me to be strong and to notlet people walk all over me. This is so difficult for me though, because itis easier to turn the other cheek when it comes to family. Anyone who hurtsme gets taken off my list of friends.I think Rogene or Lynda said that it is easier to "delete, delete, delete"than to argue with anyone. If you are a strong person, go get the women whoclaim that breast implants are safe.I have found that most women do not want to talk about their problems ifthey are sick from implants. I know many women here who would rather diethan tell anyone that they have breast implants. Some do not even tell theirhusbands!!I will give you an example. My sister, who incidentally has a siliconeshunt, was taking care of her neighbour who was very sick. This

ladydivorced her husband just so she could go on welfare. This was a plandevised by the husband and wife to deceive the government. This woman hadMGUS, and she told me so, but she did not expect me to tell her that I wassick from breast implants. When I told her my story, she did not want to beat my sister's when I came to visit. She knew that I knew, and she did notwant the nuns who were visiting her to know. My sister almost died a yearago because her shunt is melting into her brain, and this woman would besitting with her when we went to the hospital. But when we came in, shewould leave, using her walker. Being at the hospital gave me a chance tospread the word regarding the dangers of silicone, and it was working. Thenthis woman told the nuns that I was trouble (She was a good (?) Catholic),and they dropped me very quickly. She has died since then, and her husbandis living in her apartment next to my sister. She died from too

manypainkillers. This is one of hundreds of stories that I could tell.Sorry for being long-winded...love always...Lea~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` Re: Stacey: Lynda, double lumin implants>>> -> lea> You are a very strong courageous lady.You have been through so much> yet you have an indomitable spirit. That is such good news that you> are doing better. How wonderful it would be if you are in> remission! If you aren't, at least you know you are headed in that> direction. I know what you are saying about stress. I have been> very stressed lately about a family situation and it has really made> me flare. But it is so hard not to stress out ---especially if you> have the kind of mercurial

temperment I do. I have often wished> that I was one of those calm, steady, slow to get excited types. I> think too much, worry too much, and don't trust enough, and often> forget the words "be still and know that I am God". Take care and> God bless> kathy>>>>> -- In , "Lea " wrote:> >> > My Dear :> >> > My symptoms were like a very bad asthma and chronic> bronchitis attack. They were not typical of pulmonary embolisms! I> had no chest pain and did not cough up any blood, but I was in> respiratory distress. called an ambulance, and they hooked me> up to everything while taking instructions from my doctor. When I> arrived at the hospital, I could not remember what day it was or> where I was. They took me to have a VQ-scan, and that was when they> knew that I had

pulmonary embolisms. They started me on a Heparin> drip, and then put me on Coumadin as well. They gave me 50mg of> Prednisone, and, of course, I was on oxygen and on the nebulizer. I> had been on the nebulizer since 2000, because that was when I went> into full respiratory distress for the first time. For years, I was> so short of breath that I could hardly do anything. I had this funny> little cough in the morning. I have never smoked, and my does> not smoke. I have been on blood thinners for almost one year and> antibiotics for the rest of my life. The h-pylori keeps coming back,> but has never contracted it from me. It is a serious> infectious disease, and it picked on me because my immune system is> destroyed.> >> > This is the first that I have not had to use the nebulizer,> and I'm off Prednisone. We think that the blood thinners have put me> into

remission, but who knows. I just had many tests done one week> ago by my wonderful rheumatologist, but I still must be seen by my> pulmonary specialist. She will do another echocardiogram to see if> my heart is still enlarged. It was enlarged on both sides, and had a> stiffening of the right ventricle. I have Crest syndrome, MVP,> lupus, MS and osteoporosis...among other diseases. The list goes on,> but I am having some quality of life. My main problem is fatigue and> low back pain. I have difficulty walking, but the more I move the> better it gets. I have mild kidney disease as well, with a cystic> lesion on my left kidney.> > You have forced me to continue my story, bless your heart! I> have scanned some of my records in, and I will send them to anyone> who wants them. In 1985, I had a tumour on my liver, but it went> away, and now my liver is fine!> >> > I know that

some things are getting better, and that one day> I might be well. Stress is very bad for me, so I try to avoid this> killer. I wish that I were a stronger person, but I'm so very> sensitive.> >> > Much love to all.............Lea> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`> >> >>>>>>>>