Guest guest Posted January 28, 2006 Report Share Posted January 28, 2006 --- mkkinzy1 <mkkinzy@...> wrote: > Thank you for the messages back to my post > before/after pictures. I > really appreciate the support. It helped me take a > good look at my > situation. It helps to hear it from someone elses > view that really > understands what I am going thru. > Last night I had a really good conversation with my > husband. I told > him how much is means to me to have him in my life > and how much his > support means to me. > I am trying to have a new attitude about everything. > I have done a > lot of soul searching since I came across the info > about my implants > making me sick. The last year has been so trying > with my being sick > and not knowing why. I think the hardest thing > about looking at the > before pictures is why I got them and letting go of > the past. Talking > about why I shouldn't have gotten implants and > forcusing on all the > negative isn't helping. I have beat myself up > emotionally over why I > got my implants. I wanted to be a model of beauty > or " Barbie " . I now > want to learn to live beyond " Barbie " . I want to > focus on true beauty > and everything I have to be thankful for in my life. > I need to except > that outer beauty is external and temporary. I also > am focusing on > finding a good PS to do a proper explant and getting > myself well. > > My heart goes out to all woman and the > friends/families of woman that > have, are, and will suffer from implants. > Hugs, MK > > MK, I'm right there with you. I was also too focused on outer beauty. How can we not be when the media pushes it down our throats? None of that matters once we leave this earth! I can't waste this short life on it anymore. I know it's a hard lesson to learn. Once your health is in jeopardy the things of real importance become clearer. I just found a doctor and go for my first consult Friday. Where do you live? Have you looked at the files and links to find a doctor? I suggest you begin there. And take it one day at a time. Focus on getting better! God Bless, Liz > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2006 Report Share Posted January 28, 2006 One thing I have noticed about the women who post on this site - there are some very spiritual, incredibly strong women here. I can't tell you how much growth I have experienced as a result of corresponding with all of you. It is truly a blessing and an honor to be in the company of all of you. Sis --- In , " mkkinzy1 " <mkkinzy@m...> wrote: > > Thank you for the messages back to my post before/after pictures. I > really appreciate the support. It helped me take a good look at my > situation. It helps to hear it from someone elses view that really > understands what I am going thru. > Last night I had a really good conversation with my husband. I told > him how much is means to me to have him in my life and how much his > support means to me. > I am trying to have a new attitude about everything. I have done a > lot of soul searching since I came across the info about my implants > making me sick. The last year has been so trying with my being sick > and not knowing why. I think the hardest thing about looking at the > before pictures is why I got them and letting go of the past. Talking > about why I shouldn't have gotten implants and forcusing on all the > negative isn't helping. I have beat myself up emotionally over why I > got my implants. I wanted to be a model of beauty or " Barbie " . I now > want to learn to live beyond " Barbie " . I want to focus on true beauty > and everything I have to be thankful for in my life. I need to except > that outer beauty is external and temporary. I also am focusing on > finding a good PS to do a proper explant and getting myself well. > > My heart goes out to all woman and the friends/families of woman that > have, are, and will suffer from implants. > Hugs, MK > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2006 Report Share Posted January 28, 2006 MK, Please don't beat yourself up! . . . If some of the (supposedly) most intelligent people in this country (the medical doctors) can be convinced that implants are safe, how are we supposed to know any different. . .. The ones who should feel shame are those who approve, market and install breast implants with all the evidence to the contrary. They perpetuate the lie that they are safe . . . for the sake of lining their own pockets. Something that keeps coming to mind when I begin getting angry over this is the knowledge that God has his own special punishment waiting for these people. . .. Then I can let go and focus on my own life. The implant experience has a way of making one reappraise their values and their life. From what I've seen, sick or not, we've become better people for the experience! . . . And you are too! Hugs and prayers, Rogene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2006 Report Share Posted January 28, 2006 MK I am so glad that you are feeling more positive today and that you had a good talk with your husband! When we can't change something that has happened--like the past--then it becomes a negative force in our life to dwell on it. Regret has to be one of the most useless and dangerous emotions that we can feel. Like guilt and jealousy and resentment, it only produces anxiety, unhappiness and negative emotions that destroy our health. We can choose daily to see the glass half empty or half full. Right now, I would say your glass is half full! You have found your problem, and thankfully there is a solution! I was so very happy when I found out that I actually could get better by getting explanted--that there was hope! It has been quite a journey getting back to health--with some immediate improvements and some that I have worked on a long time. All in all, I am so grateful that God gave me a second chance to be healthy! I am praying for you to find the right surgeon for your explant and for a return to health for you too! Hugs, Kathy > > > Thank you for the messages back to my post > > before/after pictures. I > > really appreciate the support. It helped me take a > > good look at my > > situation. It helps to hear it from someone elses > > view that really > > understands what I am going thru. > > Last night I had a really good conversation with my > > husband. I told > > him how much is means to me to have him in my life > > and how much his > > support means to me. > > I am trying to have a new attitude about everything. > > I have done a > > lot of soul searching since I came across the info > > about my implants > > making me sick. The last year has been so trying > > with my being sick > > and not knowing why. I think the hardest thing > > about looking at the > > before pictures is why I got them and letting go of > > the past. Talking > > about why I shouldn't have gotten implants and > > forcusing on all the > > negative isn't helping. I have beat myself up > > emotionally over why I > > got my implants. I wanted to be a model of beauty > > or " Barbie " . I now > > want to learn to live beyond " Barbie " . I want to > > focus on true beauty > > and everything I have to be thankful for in my life. > > I need to except > > that outer beauty is external and temporary. I also > > am focusing on > > finding a good PS to do a proper explant and getting > > myself well. > > > > My heart goes out to all woman and the > > friends/families of woman that > > have, are, and will suffer from implants. > > Hugs, MK > > > > MK, > I'm right there with you. I was also too focused on > outer beauty. How can we not be when the media pushes > it down our throats? None of that matters once we > leave this earth! I can't waste this short life on it > anymore. I know it's a hard lesson to learn. Once your > health is in jeopardy the things of real importance > become clearer. > > I just found a doctor and go for my first consult > Friday. > > Where do you live? Have you looked at the files and > links to find a doctor? I suggest you begin there. And > take it one day at a time. Focus on getting better! > > God Bless, > Liz > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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