Re: Dr. Kolb appt.and suing surgeon

[Guest guest]

Grace . . .

Welcome to !

You might (slim chance) find a lawyer willing to take

on your case . . . but it's very doubtful. The only

possiblity I see is if they prove your implant was

defective and made that way AFTER the manufacturer

knew about the defect. . . However, I'm not an

attorney - so there may be other possibilities.

I think you'll find Dr. Kolb a very good plastic

surgeon as well as doctor. She's definitely worth

seeing if you possibly can.

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Your body could definitely be reacting to the chemicals that the

implant itself are made of. That's what I believe is the case with

me - because I only had them in about a week before I started having

immune problems, which wouldn't be enough time for mold to form.

Sis

--- In , " graceinlve " <graceinlve@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I saw Dr. Kolb on Feb.3. She said she did not think I had mold in

> my implant after she gave me a vision test. She has ordered a

> hormone and thyroid test and is treating me for candidis and

> chronic fatigue. Other than that she said she really didn't know

> what could be causing the symptoms I have, except that my

> body is reacting to the silicone shell.

>

> She also went over explant details, cost, and cosmetic results.

> She said I would need a lift on my left breast because the skin

> was stretched out due to a huge ripple. I've know about this and

> have gone over it with the PS who did it. Of course he would fix

it

> with no cost, but now I'm sick and just want these out. And I

don't

> know how I'll ever pay for it.

>

> Does anyone know if I have a basis to sue him?

>

> Anybody have suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

- I had the smooth ones. My body was always really

sensitive to things, though.

Sis

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I saw Dr. Kolb on Feb.3. She said she did not think I had mold

in

> > my implant after she gave me a vision test. She has ordered a

> > hormone and thyroid test and is treating me for candidis and

> > chronic fatigue. Other than that she said she really didn't know

> > what could be causing the symptoms I have, except that my

> > body is reacting to the silicone shell.

> >

> > She also went over explant details, cost, and cosmetic results.

> > She said I would need a lift on my left breast because the skin

> > was stretched out due to a huge ripple. I've know about this and

> > have gone over it with the PS who did it. Of course he would fix

> it

> > with no cost, but now I'm sick and just want these out. And I

> don't

> > know how I'll ever pay for it.

> >

> > Does anyone know if I have a basis to sue him?

> >

> > Anybody have suggestions?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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