Fwd: Re: Baby and pregnancy

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, It is such a blessing to hear from you! I have thought of you often and trusted that you were doing well. It is wonderful to get confirmation of that through your letter! I know your words will bring encouragement to the many new women we have on our group who are going through the same trials that we did. It is always uplifting to hear from someone who says "I did it! So can you!" And you were such a difficult case...you had so many issues going on! I am so happy to know that you are enjoying life to the fullest again and with your precious baby. Thank you for taking the time to say HI to us! Please pop in every now and then to do some more cheerleading! Patty "jewels75@..." <jewels75@...> wrote: Hello all! Its . havent been here in over a year or so, andjust wanted to update all on whats been up. For those of you thatdont know me, I'm 31 years old, had implants at 20, and got them outat 28,(was here for quite some time) as I was having MS symtpoms,thyroid disease, bells palsy, joint pain, dizziness, yeast, all thatfun stuff. I was very ill, and very scared. I had them removed by agreat doc , with a lift, look great, and got better, slowly forabout 2 years, throgh diet change and detox and all thatstuff.....and am now doing great! All I have left is my nowimproving thyroid disease, as well as celiac disease,(genetic, and Ibelieve triggered by implants) but is now in remission off thegluten. BTW, for all my old friends- I have lost 22 pounds in thelast year. Something i could never do with implants!Anyways, I wanted to elborate on implants and the effects

ofchildren. If implanted while prego, I was there! Sadly, with my now6 year old Tyler, and he has celiac disease, and autoimmnuecondition that creates an inability to eat any foods containinggluten. Anyway, it sets off over 200 symptoms, and triggers over 11diseases- but dont fret-he is much better on the diet and as long ashe follows it, complely normal, healthy kid. Sos, Idef think thatimplants did this, as no one else in the family has this,but us.Anyway- I treated myself to a baby, two years after explant and harddetoxing. Isaih is doing great! He's almost one, and is healthy sofar as a horse.I was recommend to mothers that had children while implanted, getthem on vitamins, including antioxidants, a great diet and watch allthe vaccinations (thats a long story) too many could affect thedelicate immnue system they have. You dont want to push it. And forthose, newly explanted and wondering, when>? I would just

be sureand detox and walk, exercise to get those lymph nodes cleaning andsweat glands pushing, clean up, get on some good supps, and giveyour body a while to get better. I had alot of chemicals and toxinsin my body (as I was tested) and it took some time to get it allout. I wanted the best environment for that baby and right afterexplant, with all that stuff being stirred up, and as sick as I was,it wouldnt have been,Otherwise, I cant tell you how great I feel! Patty, Rogene, ,missing all of you, and love you all. No more joint pain, no morenumb feet, or weight issues, I am feeling like I'm alive, more thanever before! just happy being a mommy, being MYSELF, natural! andgetting to stay home, no work! for once in my life!Any questions? Feel free to ask! Love

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