Re: Re: Sun. Jan 22, Naomi's New Morning Show

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I recorded the show . . . but don't know if I'll have

time to put a DVD together before we leave. Let me see

what I can get my hubby to do!

Hugs,

Rogene

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Rogene, I missed the show, I was in church. Can I buy a copy from you? Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: I recorded the show . . . but don't know if I'll havetime to put a DVD together before we leave. Let me seewhat I can get my hubby to do! Hugs,Rogene

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I'm not sure about whether Naomi had implants, but I think you're right about Hep C, which she contracted from a collagen injection. Katecolibrimama <colibrimama@...> wrote: I believe she did have implants ... I recall reading she said she had Hep C at one time and nearly died ... It's fabulous to see her looking so healthy.I just checked for repeats ... didn't see any tho an article on the show mentioned repeating them ....http://hallmarkchannel.com/us_framework.jsp?BODY=us_weekSchedCal.jspPerhaps someone could call and let us know if they will repeat this ... we need good press right now more than ever!I didn't have access to see it ... congratulations and

thanks to Kacey!The only phone number I could find was this:"Don't get the Hallmark Channel? Call 1-866-4HALLMARK (1-866-442-5562)"Maybe someone can call them and let us knowLove to all www.BreastImplantAwareness.org--- In , "glory2glory1401" <glory2glory1401@y...> wrote:>> Has anybody ever wondered if Naomi Judd ever had implants? I saw > pictures of her before when she was still touring and singing, and > she looked very large busted. Then recently I saw another picture > of her in a magazine, that was talking about her charity work, and > she looked like she had deflated a bit. Does anyone know? Has > anyone else noticed anything?> Patty> > > > > >> > > Hello everyone!> > > > > > I just wanted to let you know that "Naomi's New Morning" with > host > > > Naomi Judd is airing a segment on the risks of breast implants. > > The > > > show airs on the Hallmark Channel on Sunday, January 22, 2006 at > > > 10:00a.m. EST. I was interviewed on the show in a segment that > > > talks about what teens are doing to change their

bodies and look > > > more like the images they see in the media.> > > > > > Naomi Judd thanked me several times for appearing on the show. > > She > > > was truly interested in helping women be aware of the risks > > > associated with breast implants.> > > > > > If you know of any group or individual that might be interested > in > > > this information, I would be very greatful if you helped me > > > distribute this post.> > > > > > Well wishes!> > > > > > Kacey Long> > >> >>

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My hubby is the DVD making guy! . . . I think he'll

copy it, but when, I'm not sure. Hopefully before we

take off for Arizona!

Kacey did a really good job with the show! . . . I'm

sure there will be a lot of women searching the net

for this group!

Hugs,

Rogene

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I'll see what we can do . . . Hubby bought this DVD

making machine. I don't have the foggiest idea of how

to use it. Right now he's busy looking after me

because I had a breast biopsy today. But . . . If he

can get it done tomorrow, I'll get them out before we

leave (if everything is OK) Thursday.

Otherwise, it will be when we return from Arizona.

Hugs,

Rogene

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Sis,

Is there any way you can find out why the pro-implant

people think the FDA is busy listening to us? . . .

I's love to hear the FDA is telling the manufacturer's

women are having too many problems to approve their

latest hair-brained implant!

I send tons of information, and know other women who

are sending information . . . But, other than a few

acknowledgements, we haven't had any indication anyone

really is listening

If you want to tell the FDA about your experience

here's an address to start with: Leonard

<nml@...>.

Hugs,

Rogene

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Hi. Do you have any thoughts/information on silicone breast prosthesis

forms and potential health issues?

Thanks!

On 1/24/06 5:52 PM, " Rogene S " <saxony01@...> wrote:

> Thanks Sis,

>

> That's interesting . . . So far, the manufacturer's

> don't even have a date set for an FDA review . . .

> The implants reviewed last April still haven't been

> approved.

>

> The gummy bear is the nickname for cohesive gel

> implants . . . You can cut them in two, and nothing

> will run out. Kinda like a gummy bear!

>

> HOWEVER, if the silicone in them acts like the

> silicone in previous implants, the material will begin

> breaking down from day one. . . The macrophages in the

> body will nibble away tiny bits of silicone and

> distribute them throughout the body. . .

>

> I wonder if they are using even more platinum in

> cohesive gel implants as a catalyst to turn silicone

> oil into a semi-solid!

>

> Ionized platinum (found in high levels in some implant

> women and their children) is one of the most potent

> neurotoxins known!

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

>

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Thanks Sis,

That's interesting . . . So far, the manufacturer's

don't even have a date set for an FDA review . . .

The implants reviewed last April still haven't been

approved.

The gummy bear is the nickname for cohesive gel

implants . . . You can cut them in two, and nothing

will run out. Kinda like a gummy bear!

HOWEVER, if the silicone in them acts like the

silicone in previous implants, the material will begin

breaking down from day one. . . The macrophages in the

body will nibble away tiny bits of silicone and

distribute them throughout the body. . .

I wonder if they are using even more platinum in

cohesive gel implants as a catalyst to turn silicone

oil into a semi-solid!

Ionized platinum (found in high levels in some implant

women and their children) is one of the most potent

neurotoxins known!

Hugs,

Rogene

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Laurie,

I seriously doubt there is any research on silicone

breast prostheses and health problems since they

refuse to look at the health problems with implants.

I'd be amazed if even a tiny percentage of the women

affected by them have a clue!

Hugs,

Rogene