Re: Re: sending implants off and/or looking at them

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I could lift my arms the next day, so I would not worry too much.

Lynda

At 12:16 PM 3/13/2006, you wrote:

>i just spent a long time reading that whole site, and it was so

>informative!!!! i learned a lot, some i wish i would have known when

>i met with my PS, but hey, i have until monday next to absorb it

>all......thanks, it was very helpful........and i pray that you are

>correct, and i will heal and be better off than i am now...i have to

>go back to work two weeks after the surgery, and the site says i may

>not be able to lift my arms for a month, so that was scary, but i

>will just have to make it work.........thanks again!!!

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>kathie

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> > > okay, i know we've talked about this to some extent, but i need

> > > clarification......my PS is going to give me my implants.....in

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> > > to have had them tested, i would have to have them sent

>somewhere,

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> > > then pay for tests, right? but many of you think i should LOOK

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> > > them, just at least to see how they seem.........is this correct

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> > > what i have learned in here? thanks

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> > > kathie

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