amber, thank you SO MUCH for sharing.....

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hi...i thought i was the only one with concave missing breasts and

feeling freaked about it......can you feel all the weird bone

structure also? did you have trouble recovering, and weird new pains

after explant? i can't tell you how valuble your post was....and i

don't date or anything either, and feel deformed....actually, in the

past five years since my double mastectomy i not only haven't made

love, but also haven't liked to hug, cause the silicone felt so

weird...the concave feels weirder...oh well.......thanks again....

kathie

> i was glad to read that penni is going to an expert....my

implants are

> out, but i am in more pain now, my incisions hurt, and one cannot

> explain that as thin as i am, i'm not flat, but concave......i can

feel

> all these weird bones, and there are bumps in the center space

where i

> used to have breasts......i can't even consider " bras " or anything

> yet....and there will never be a reconstruction with my own tissue,

do

> to expense, and the fact i have no extra tissue......i would love

to

> know if having new pains, the same pain, and then losing weight,

not

> being able to eat are normal.....my surgeon gave me all of ninty

> seconds at my post op appt.....and i am an assertive person! i am

> waiting for copies of my surgery...............since she didn't

ever

> say anything to me or my daughters if the surgery even went

okay....i

> know i am whining, and i know the silicone was bad, but i don't

know

> what to do now.......i pray about every minute, cause i am hurting

in

> my soul and body, but feel lost.........thanks for listening......

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> kathie

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