--my story and symptoms

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Hi , Denial is huge....because the medical professionals make it so easy to be in denial. They constantly use the mantra "It's not the implants....it's not the implants!" But freedom and liberty comes to us when we allow ourselves to look outside the box, break loose from their brainwashed mantra, and come to terms with the reality that implants indeed do cause many of us to become extremely ill, then take appropriate action to free ourselves of these toxic timebombs. I had McGhan textured saline implants, 450 cc overfilled to 500 cc and placed under the muscle. I am soooooo glad they are gone! My natural breasts are so soft and warm and all mine. My husband loves them, so we are both happy! The implants were hard, cold and just looked all wrong. They made me sick very quickly. Here is the list of all my symptoms. As you can see, I had many! "Brain Fog" --feeling of cobwebs and cloudiness in my head, slowed mental functioning, spacy, distant feelings, feeling of inflammation or chemical dysfunction in the brain, accompanied by listlessness and tiredness. Often fall into trance-like mode, or zone out. Feels like I am looking at the world through a bottle. Eyeball weakness and pain behind eyeballs. Slowed eye movement. Bright lights produce eyeball pain. Cognitive dysfunction. Saying wrong words. Slowed information processing. Memory problems Muscle weakness Sleeplessness Nightsweats Heart Palpitations Muscle Twitching Cold hands and feet Swollen Lymph glands Stiff neck, sore on right side Horrible, debilitating fatigue Tingling in hands, waking me up at night Low body temperature Visual Disturbances Crawly Feeling in Leg Joint Pain Jerky leg movements at night, spasm Bumped into walls more often Fire-ant like lesion on skin (one, on chest) Small red spots all over legs (in first weeks after implant surgery) Flaking eyelids Throbbing leg pain TESTS: Elevated Rheumatoid Factor Lowered C3 Complement Macrocytosis MRI of brain: "Mild prominence of superior cerebellar sulci, significance uncertain. Suggest clinical correlation." "There is mild prominence of sulci over the superior cerebellar hemispheres bilaterally, of uncertain significance. This may indicate a mild degree of cerebellar atrophy considering the patient's age." , if you have these symptoms and similar

ones that are mysterious to you and the doctors, let me urge you to get rid of those implants! Patty >> Hi everyone,> First I wanted to say thanks to everyone for your warm welcome and for making me feel welcome here on this group. It definately helps me in my quest to learn all that I can before I schedule another huge surgery in my life. I had just made the decision to not ever go the surgery route again...lol ever. Anyway you all are very sweet, patient and helpful and not at all pushy...and I appreciate that alot. With that said,> I am sure you are all very familiar with the whole denial thing...and I am thinking that all of you must have been there at one time or another? I also think that some of us have a harder time of it,

than others? Maybe b/c we are much more stubborn, lol? I have made a whole list of my symptoms...but find that it is really easy to make excuses for all of them and not accept that they are coming from these toxic bags in my chest. I don't wanna believe it y'see. Even though I am a nurse...and common sense tells me otherwise...as well as all of you wonderful and sick women.> Anyhow, I wondered if you'all would mind taking a minute and sharing with me ALL of your symptoms that you experienced no matter how small they may have seemed. I will compare them to my own symptoms and perhaps take the final steps to convince my own conscience that I NEED to do this for my family. Also, which implants you all had, filled to what, with what placement. > I tryed to search archives for stories...with no luck, my computer wouldn't pull them up...and then I didn't see everyone there either?> Thank you for your time and compassion..all of you.

Again, I appreciate it and hope I too can be helpful to someone some day!> Be well,> >

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