Re: Christene's pic is up at Shutterfly

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Shutterfly, go to this link and plug in the password implants:

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> Thank you Christene....

> Wow, all I can say is you poor thing!

> Please take a look at Christene's skin rash. I am not sure I've seen

> anything this bad....

> Explant has got to help! I can't imagine it not...

> So glad you have a doctor willing to listen to you now.

> Have hope!

> Patty

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Thank you Sue...really...

Its sad that you had to experience them too but if I can just say

thank you to my heavenly father, God, for leading me to this group. Worse is

that when I came across Patty's site, I emailed her right away and she was kind

enough to respond. She told me about the group, and I thought, " I don't need a

support group... " Little did I know that this is so much more than support. I

wonder how many other women have done the same?

But despite my resistance to " support " He brought me back here. Had I not

listened to Him, I would still not know...

But Sue, because you've experienced the same thing, I feel that I'm moving in

the right direction.Thank you for letting me known I'm not the only one.

If you'll notice you can't see my face in those pictures. I'm too ashamed.

However, if you go to my profile, I think there is one posted there. I'm

a visual kind of person myself...my point? That there is a real person attached

to that mess!

Christene

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> I found s picture very interesting as I have the same on my belly

> exactly the same only not as many. I have also had the odd one come up over

> different parts of my body.

> My advise to would be to use the infrar red sauna, although mine

> have not yet gone they are much less inflamed.

> You poor thing I know how much they hurt I wish I could give you

> more advise but I am sure that with the implants out things will improve.

>

> I will get some photos taken and forward them on to you (patty).

>

> Sue.

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Christene,

I can't imagine how a doctor could look at those sores

and not believe that your implants are causing the

problem!

Awful! . . .

The toxins from your implants are trying to get out of

your body! . . .

I have no doubt you'll see a big difference once you

are explanted and detox.

Hugs,

Rogene

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, Your pic broke my heart. I just started having an occasional spot just like yours. In fact I even had one pop the day of my explant. These are nasty. I havent got one again since explant. I have however gotten a cold sore and more "normal" break-outs on my skin. I pray you can find a way to get those toxic bags out real soon! Lglory2glory1401 <glory2glory1401@...> wrote: Thank you Christene....Wow, all I can say is you poor thing!Please take a look at Christene's skin rash. I am not sure I've seen anything this bad....Explant has got to help! I can't imagine it not...So glad you have a doctor willing to listen to you now.Have hope!PattyOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)See our photos website! Enter "implants" for access at this link:http://.shutterfly.com/action/

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Lana,

I think Dr. Lykissa, or Dr. Blais, would test them for

you. Personally, I think it would be important to know

what's in them. It may cost a few dollars, but it

would be money well spent.

Remember one of the members who lost her job (nursing)

due to the skin eruptions? . . . After many years of

problems, she was finally tested and the specific staf

organism was identified so she could be treated

properly.

Hugs,

Rogene

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Ro,

I'm sure he knew....but as it stands, medicine is evidence-based and he felt

there was not any empirical data to substantiate my claim...he " wrote it off. "

Aside of that I think it was the whole ignorance is bliss and denial covers my

a$$ thing...

Oooooooo! Now I'm getting fired up again! What irks me so much is that he was

so stinkin' insistant on how it's not from the implants, but yet he literally

did nothing to find out what it is. The biopsy I had only happened because I

went in to see him as an informed patient who knew what the hell she was talking

about. He pushed and I pushwr right back. Eventually I won and got my biopsy

but it wasn't easy...

Those lesions started on my chest but have since spread. They know no

discrimination on body. When summertime gets in full swing, I'll send in a pic

of my legs. Right now there isn't to many open lesions on them. Mostly just

scars...

I have half a mind to go after him for " Failure to Properly Diagnose and Treat. "

At least it would wake him up to the reality of silicone and the harmful effect.

But as far as the evidence goes, I've never been textbook anything...just

examining my skin should have been evidence that there was SOMETHING wrong! And

you know...as long as I'm fired up...can I just point out something?...There

aren't any double-blind studies on Coronary Artery Bypass, but it's done in

hospitals evetyday. AND...aspirin had originally been put to use without any

controlled studies or endorsement by the FDA. My point being...the FDA knows

exactly how implants hurt us and the fact that there are not any conclusive

studies is nothing short of a shallow excuse to not do anything about it!

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> Christene,

>

> I can't imagine how a doctor could look at those sores

> and not believe that your implants are causing the

> problem!

>

> Awful! . . .

>

> The toxins from your implants are trying to get out of

> your body! . . .

>

> I have no doubt you'll see a big difference once you

> are explanted and detox.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Rogene

>

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Thanks Sue....I'll be glad to post them.

I am sorry to hear you have dealt with these things too!

Patty

>

> I found s picture very interesting as I have the same on

my belly

> exactly the same only not as many. I have also had the odd one

come up over

> different parts of my body.

> My advise to would be to use the infrar red sauna,

although mine

> have not yet gone they are much less inflamed.

> You poor thing I know how much they hurt I wish I could

give you

> more advise but I am sure that with the implants out things will

improve.

>

> I will get some photos taken and forward them on to you (patty).

>

> Sue.

>

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Rogene...You're so funny! I guess I was having one of those finer literary moments when things just flow and the articulation isn't just out of reach....

Did you see my post from this morning asking you about the fungus? I haven't seen a reply so I thought I would point it out to you...

Christene

> > >> > > Christene,> > > > > > I can't imagine how a doctor could look at those> > sores> > > and not believe that your implants are causing the> > > problem!> > > > > > Awful! . . . > > > > > > The toxins from your implants are trying to get> > out of> > > your body! . . . > > > > > > I have no doubt you'll see a big difference once> > you> > > are explanted and detox.> > > > > > Hugs,> > > > > > Rogene> > >> > > > > > > > > >>

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Hi girls, Haven't posted in quite a while, but read the posts daily.

Not sure if Rogene was speaking of me or not, but I did lose my nursing

job due to open skin sores..I wish I knew how to look at the pics to

tell you if they look like mine did. I did have skin biopsy and

culture/sensitivity and after many, LONG years, after I demanded a

culture did we find out I was dealing with RESISTANT Staph.

Unfortunately, my arms are totally scarred, but fortunately my sores

are all completely healed over. I had had two biopsies,but it wasn't

until the culture that I was diagnosed and treated properly; we're

talking 4 yrs.! Anyway, I would appreciate if someone could post how

to look at the pics, sorry if it's already been done, might have missed

it! Take care all & I'm praying for all of us to have renewed health!

Happy Spring, a time for new beginnings!

Cheryl

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Hi Cheryl ,

Go to the " links " section on the group homepage and you'll see the shutterfly

link. Click on it and when you are prompted for a password, its " implants. "

After viewing my pics, please do tell...

The whole MRSA thing scares me because of the steroids and my immune system is

already compromised.

Christene

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> Hi girls, Haven't posted in quite a while, but read the posts daily.

> Not sure if Rogene was speaking of me or not, but I did lose my nursing

> job due to open skin sores..I wish I knew how to look at the pics to

> tell you if they look like mine did. I did have skin biopsy and

> culture/sensitivity and after many, LONG years, after I demanded a

> culture did we find out I was dealing with RESISTANT Staph.

> Unfortunately, my arms are totally scarred, but fortunately my sores

> are all completely healed over. I had had two biopsies,but it wasn't

> until the culture that I was diagnosed and treated properly; we're

> talking 4 yrs.! Anyway, I would appreciate if someone could post how

> to look at the pics, sorry if it's already been done, might have missed

> it! Take care all & I'm praying for all of us to have renewed health!

>

> Happy Spring, a time for new beginnings!

> Cheryl

>

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So true Rogene!! I am that nurse and have/had used every topical agent

ever made, it seems! It wasn't until my culture/sens. that we found

out it was MRSA. Believe me, NO ONE expected that result. It took 4

MONTHS of oral antibiotics to get rid of and because it was SO

resistant, we thought I was def. going to have to do IVAB (IV

AntiBiotics), but luckily the oral finally took hold of those stubborn

buggers! IMHO, do what I did and demand a culture/sens., it sure can't

hurt!

I wish you all the best!

Cheryl

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OMGosh and I do mean to scream OMGosh!!!!!!!! I have NEVER seen anyone

with the exact same sores as me. I can't diagnose you, but I can tell

you I had those things for 4 LONG yrs., all over my chest, arms and

most recently it spread to my tummy and legs (just a few on those,

thankfully), but my chest and arms are completely scarred

I know exactly what you are going through and I'm so sorry you have to

experience all this, it's horrible. The embarassment, the creams, the

soaps, the pills etc...and nothing helps anddon't know about you, but

mine were painful, then terrible itching when healing just to start all

over again. I could go on for days about it!! If you'd like to email,

feel free sunbum256@.... I so pray you find the right answer.

Please keep me posted!

Hugs,

Cheryl

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I'm stunned...at a complete loss for words...in so many ways it's bittersweet.

Did yours " burn " when they were open?

And it was MRSA? Do you think maybe you got it while you were at work?

Cheryl, here's the kicker...about two years ago I found out I had active MRSA.

Fortunately it was in my nose. Befo everyone starts freaking out...the nose is

the most common place for MRSA although it's not airborne. The stats are high

for it, I think something like 75% of people a carriers of MRSA. I guess I'm one

of them and somehow it took advantage of my weak immumity...sucks to be me! )

Nonetheless, I'll be visiting the doc tomorrow ! Cheryl I could really use some

pictures of yours to back me up if you have them. Please?

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> OMGosh and I do mean to scream OMGosh!!!!!!!! I have NEVER seen anyone

> with the exact same sores as me. I can't diagnose you, but I can tell

> you I had those things for 4 LONG yrs., all over my chest, arms and

> most recently it spread to my tummy and legs (just a few on those,

> thankfully), but my chest and arms are completely scarred

> I know exactly what you are going through and I'm so sorry you have to

> experience all this, it's horrible. The embarassment, the creams, the

> soaps, the pills etc...and nothing helps anddon't know about you, but

> mine were painful, then terrible itching when healing just to start all

> over again. I could go on for days about it!! If you'd like to email,

> feel free sunbum256@... I so pray you find the right answer.

> Please keep me posted!

>

> Hugs,

> Cheryl

>

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I'm almost positive my sores were from my implant, too, but no one

would listen to me. Now that the old implants are out & my body got

rid of what was spilled in me & 4 months of antibiotics..haven't had

anymore but, after 4 long years..I'm hesitant to say they are gone!

Cheryl

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I decided to try getting it done today, but the " advice nurse " was a real BEEP!

She was like.. " no you can't have MRSA because if you did you would be seriously

ill by now... " I'm like " Duh! " I hate it when they think they can see you

through the phone. She had no flippin' clue! My doc was only there for a bit

this morning anyway...if he had been there he could have told her how bad it was

and that she was out of line...

So tomorrow is the day!

Stupid nurses...

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> > OMGosh and I do mean to scream OMGosh!!!!!!!! I have NEVER seen anyone

> > with the exact same sores as me. I can't diagnose you, but I can tell

> > you I had those things for 4 LONG yrs., all over my chest, arms and

> > most recently it spread to my tummy and legs (just a few on those,

> > thankfully), but my chest and arms are completely scarred

> > I know exactly what you are going through and I'm so sorry you have to

> > experience all this, it's horrible. The embarassment, the creams, the

> > soaps, the pills etc...and nothing helps anddon't know about you, but

> > mine were painful, then terrible itching when healing just to start all

> > over again. I could go on for days about it!! If you'd like to email,

> > feel free sunbum256@ I so pray you find the right answer.

> > Please keep me posted!

> >

> > Hugs,

> > Cheryl

> >

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> Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by

licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health

care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

>

> " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you.

Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a

happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel

Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

>

> See our photos website! Enter " implants " for access at this link:

> http://.shutterfly.com/action/

>

>

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That is SO not true...I had a Dermatologist tell me the same thing!

(You would be REALLY sick if you had MRSA). Well, that was the same

Dermatologist that I demanded to culture one of my wounds 2 weeks after

my surgery, and by the way, at that point, I was REALLY sick; fever,

vomiting, sores in nose,mouth,on skin,in/on my scalp(they were the

grossest and hurt!), joint/muscle pains, etc.

I, too, hate when someone thinks they know sooo much; they're always

the ones without a clue!

Sorry she blew you off..hope you get an answer soon and begin treatment

& Healing.

Hugs,

Cheryl