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May 31, 2006

Hi ! Thanks so much for sharing with us your speaking experience. I will pray that women will respond to you through this, and that many eyes will be opened to the dangers of breast implants! I know how difficult it is to admit that you may need disability. But follow your husband's lead. He is your "covering" in these times, and if it is God's will, the SSD benefits will be there for you. Keep in mind that from what I understand, this is a long process that can take quite a bit of effort to get. Some women have been successful in getting benefits through hiring an attorney. The government isn't going to make this easy for you, but then again, I may be wrong, but you may want to consider an attorney at some later point if things don't look like they are moving forward. In the end, I know you want to be able to go back to work and live a normal life

again. Trust God for this, and be persistent in prayer. Never give up your hope for healing! It may take several years, but in the meantime while you are healing, those SSD benefits could be what you need. , you are a beautiful person and God is doing His work through you! God will complete His purposes in your life, I have no doubt about that. Trust Him with all your hopes and dreams--He is a loving Father and will accomplish miracles through a willing heart! Love, Patty Lamse <wannabe_proverbs31@...> wrote: Good Morning Ladies, I have been wanting to give you a report on my speaking opportunity last weekend at my church. With it being a holiday weekend also, I over did it and spent

alot of time playing catch up in energy department. The three services went well, and my minister allowed me to state what made me sick. We couldn't go into anything more then stating the fact that I am sick and have been for over a year due to my saline breast implants. I mostly talked about what are my physical, spiritual, and emotional challenges that I face everyday. I am glad we got to state the cause of my illness, so people can see someone effected by them. I will be getting a DVD of the service so I can see how I did, I cant remember. I was so tired, it is amazing how much that takes out of you. I did the services on Saturday night, and two on Sunday. Thank you all for your prayers. I made it through because of them. Another note, my husband has made an appointment for us at the Social Security Administration for information on getting disability. He has been pushing me for

quite some time now, I am having a hard time accepting this reality. I don't want to go through this. I wish I could just get back to work. The appointment isn't for a another week and a half. In the mean time I have to get things together for the appointment. I will be praying for God's will on this one. Have a good day,

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May 31, 2006

Thank you Patty, You always seem to have the right words I need to hear. I really do appreciate you! I am feeling a little down right now and now I have some words to turn my fown upside down. Have a good day! Tricia Trish <glory2glory1401@...> wrote: Hi ! Thanks so much for sharing with us your speaking experience. I will pray that women will respond to you through this, and that many eyes will be opened to the dangers of breast implants! I know how difficult it is to admit that you may need disability. But follow your husband's lead. He is your "covering" in these

times, and if it is God's will, the SSD benefits will be there for you. Keep in mind that from what I understand, this is a long process that can take quite a bit of effort to get. Some women have been successful in getting benefits through hiring an attorney. The government isn't going to make this easy for you, but then again, I may be wrong, but you may want to consider an attorney at some later point if things don't look like they are moving forward. In the end, I know you want to be able to go back to work and live a normal life again. Trust God for this, and be persistent in prayer. Never give up your hope for healing! It may take several years, but in the meantime while you are healing, those SSD benefits could be what you need. , you are a beautiful person and God is doing His work through you! God will complete His purposes in your life, I

have no doubt about that. Trust Him with all your hopes and dreams--He is a loving Father and will accomplish miracles through a willing heart! Love, Patty Lamse <wannabe_proverbs31@...> wrote: Good Morning Ladies, I have been wanting to give you a report on my speaking opportunity last weekend at my church. With it being a holiday weekend also, I over did it and spent alot of time playing catch up in energy department. The three services went well, and my minister allowed me to state what made me sick. We couldn't go into anything more then stating the fact that I am sick and have been for over a year due to my saline breast implants. I mostly talked about what are my physical, spiritual, and emotional challenges that I face

everyday. I am glad we got to state the cause of my illness, so people can see someone effected by them. I will be getting a DVD of the service so I can see how I did, I cant remember. I was so tired, it is amazing how much that takes out of you. I did the services on Saturday night, and two on Sunday. Thank you all for your prayers. I made it through because of them. Another note, my husband has made an appointment for us at the Social Security Administration for information on getting disability. He has been pushing me for quite some time now, I am having a hard time accepting this reality. I don't want to go through this. I wish I could just get back to work. The appointment isn't for a another week and a half. In the mean time I have to get things together for the appointment. I will be praying for God's will on this one. Have a good

day,

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May 31, 2006

I am so glad that you got an opportunity to speak in front of your

church about the saline implants. What courage that must have

taken. I really admire you. Just think, maybe someone was in that

audience that needed to hear you. God works in mysterious ways.

Please don't be upset about filing for disability. Our government

provides it for people in situation like yours and I feel we need to

take advantage of that opportunity. It certainly doesn't mean that

you will be permanently disabled. I know that emotionally this is

hard for you to accept, but if it can help with your financial

situation, and help your husband deal with the pressures he feels

about them, it will be the right thing to do. When you are better,

you will be grateful for what this provided. Big hugs and warmest

thoughts to you.

Love, Kathy

>

> Good Morning Ladies,

>

> I have been wanting to give you a report on my speaking

opportunity last weekend at my church. With it being a holiday

weekend also, I over did it and spent alot of time playing catch up

in energy department. The three services went well, and my minister

allowed me to state what made me sick. We couldn't go into anything

more then stating the fact that I am sick and have been for over a

year due to my saline breast implants. I mostly talked about what

are my physical, spiritual, and emotional challenges that I face

everyday. I am glad we got to state the cause of my illness, so

people can see someone effected by them. I will be getting a DVD of

the service so I can see how I did, I cant remember. I was so

tired, it is amazing how much that takes out of you. I did the

services on Saturday night, and two on Sunday. Thank you all for

your prayers. I made it through because of them.

>

> Another note, my husband has made an appointment for us at the

Social Security Administration for information on getting

disability. He has been pushing me for quite some time now, I am

having a hard time accepting this reality. I don't want to go

through this. I wish I could just get back to work. The

appointment isn't for a another week and a half. In the mean time I

have to get things together for the appointment. I will be praying

for God's will on this one.

>

> Have a good day,

>

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May 31, 2006

,

I'm so glad things went well with the speech. In some way that you

might never be aware of, you have helped someone in the audience.

Either someone who has the same symptoms and has implants, or

someone who was thinking about getting implants but didn't realize

saline wasn't " safe " . One day you might run into someone on the

street who will thank you for sharing your story and tell you how

you might have saved them from the same horror we've been through.

Best of luck with the Social Security. I know it's a tough pill to

swallow but you aren't throwing in the towel - keep hold of that

faith that you have, and one day you will be strong enough to pursue

your dreams. You're not letting go of your dreams by reaching for

the life preserver, you're just putting them on hold right now to

help you stay afloat.

Sis