Re: Pregnant after Explant (needing advice)

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Welcome to !

Please contact Keeling . . . she can introduce

you to Dr. Lykissa who can test for platinum and other

pathogens normally ignored by doctors. . .

I've sent you and invitation to SiliconeKids . . .

Deb Pettitt <dpettitt@...> is doing a

study of implant women and their children . . . Dr.

Melmed may have already sent Deb specimens. He is

working with her on the study. . . I'd suggest

contacting her personally though.

It's important to adopt a very healthy lifestyle,

especially now that you're pregnant. However, at the

same time, some detox methods wouldn't be suitable

while you're pregnant. . .. I'd suggest seeing a good

naturopath.

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

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, I hope you saw 's post that I forwarded recently. She has had a baby and has been doing great! She worked so hard to get her health back and prepare for her pregnancy. It sounds like the baby is really, really healthy and doing well. Here address is: jewels75@... Pattyvitabrevis3 <vitabrevis3@...> wrote: I was here more than a year ago when I had arthritis/fibromyalgia anda gazillian other problems from Saline Implants.As soon as I removed them with Dr. Melmed, all the pain went away butthen I had several hormone problems (Pcos), silicone allergy, chemicalallergies and hypotention/pre diabetes and fatigue left over (stillworking on getting rid of these). I'm a

healthy weight, eat organicfoods and used soy, vitamins, natural progesterone to become pregnant. My explant was March 2005 and I became pregnant February 2006 on my2nd wedding anniversary. Now I'm concerned about what I should test,watch out for and avoid for the well-being of our baby due in October.If anyone has advice, or experience with having a baby post explantand information on breastfeeding in this situation,I would reeeaallyappreciate it. Thanks!-

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