Hi, New here! Thanks for the invite Patty!

[Guest guest]

Hello!

My nickname is Trinity - I chose it because it keeps me focused on

the Mind/Body/Spirit connection as well as my faith in the Holy

Trinity.

I was searching for a group like this one for too LONG! I had Mentor

textured saline implants in 1997 and was Explanted with a mastopexy

this month on the 22nd. For almost 5 yrs I went through an emotional

roller coaster ride. Finally both financially and physically the

time was right for the explant.

I found Patty's email addy at a french/english site and gave her the

link to my homepage. Its a " my story " type of site. There is a mini

poll ( 5 questions/room for comments) in the Guestbook regarding

augmentation. Please visit and leave your synopsis of your

experience when you have time !! ((hugs)) ** I really want to help

others think about a more broader scope of vision before they have an

augmentation. **Its obvious to me now, we get our minds set on

having it done, research for months- look at the odds of something

bad happening , and still keep our adolescent thought process that

" It wont happen to me " . Regardless of what I know from personal

experience , I firmly beleive in each persons right to choose

Augmentation if they feel it's right for them. I DO know completely

and totally - they were not right for me. I had no idea until I had

them in me.

My husband has been supportive all the way. He never wanted me to get

the augmentation in the first place, but enjoyed it will it was

there. Men! Anyway -- When i cryed this January and told him I made

an appointment with my PS for a consult to have them out, he

said " this is good - maybe you'll feel normal again cause you've gone

downhill since you got them " - OKAY, this fried my mind that he was

so aware of the change in me physically and emotionally.

Maybe I was having allergic reactions to them , maybe not. I dont

know yet. I feel better now only 12 days since having them out

Within about 6-8 months of the augmentation I was more tired than

usual,, much more tired. For a then 34 yr old, I used to run circles

around my little kids, but that got harder. I've always been

athletic - so the change was dramatic for me. The fatigue thing

would come and go , like in cycles almost. So when i went to

different doctors, they had no disease confirmation. They claimed ,

Stress, hormonal changes, etc.. Blood count was fine ,no anemia. One

gynocologist almost laughed in my face when I asked her if she

thought the implants could be causing me the problems!!!! She had a

resounding, condescending " NO " . I fired her butt quick. LOL!!

Well, Enough about me !! I have to read through a meriad of posts

here to get to know everyone !!! Love and healing prayers to all

Trinity

xoxo

my homepage - " Are You Really Ready for Fake Breasts "

http://www.geocities.com/x01_trinity_x01/index.html

Please spread the link !

[Guest guest]

Welcome Trinity

Congratulations on the explant! I had mine on the 18th of Jan. I am

feeling much better now as well. In the way you described how you called

your husband crying, it sounds exactly what I did with my husband. My

husband has been very supportive as well. We are very fortunate to have

that kind of support when others are still struggling with their families to

understand. I just wanted to say hello and welcome you to the group and

wish you the best of health for the future:)

Love,

Angelika

----- Original Message -----

From: " x01_trinity_x01 " <Valkyrja@...>

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Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2002 10:05 AM

Subject: Hi, New here! Thanks for the invite Patty!

> Hello!

> My nickname is Trinity - I chose it because it keeps me focused on

> the Mind/Body/Spirit connection as well as my faith in the Holy

> Trinity.

>

> I was searching for a group like this one for too LONG! I had Mentor

> textured saline implants in 1997 and was Explanted with a mastopexy

> this month on the 22nd. For almost 5 yrs I went through an emotional

> roller coaster ride. Finally both financially and physically the

> time was right for the explant.

>

> I found Patty's email addy at a french/english site and gave her the

> link to my homepage. Its a " my story " type of site. There is a mini

> poll ( 5 questions/room for comments) in the Guestbook regarding

> augmentation. Please visit and leave your synopsis of your

> experience when you have time !! ((hugs)) ** I really want to help

> others think about a more broader scope of vision before they have an

> augmentation. **Its obvious to me now, we get our minds set on

> having it done, research for months- look at the odds of something

> bad happening , and still keep our adolescent thought process that

> " It wont happen to me " . Regardless of what I know from personal

> experience , I firmly beleive in each persons right to choose

> Augmentation if they feel it's right for them. I DO know completely

> and totally - they were not right for me. I had no idea until I had

> them in me.

>

> My husband has been supportive all the way. He never wanted me to get

> the augmentation in the first place, but enjoyed it will it was

> there. Men! Anyway -- When i cryed this January and told him I made

> an appointment with my PS for a consult to have them out, he

> said " this is good - maybe you'll feel normal again cause you've gone

> downhill since you got them " - OKAY, this fried my mind that he was

> so aware of the change in me physically and emotionally.

> Maybe I was having allergic reactions to them , maybe not. I dont

> know yet. I feel better now only 12 days since having them out

>

> Within about 6-8 months of the augmentation I was more tired than

> usual,, much more tired. For a then 34 yr old, I used to run circles

> around my little kids, but that got harder. I've always been

> athletic - so the change was dramatic for me. The fatigue thing

> would come and go , like in cycles almost. So when i went to

> different doctors, they had no disease confirmation. They claimed ,

> Stress, hormonal changes, etc.. Blood count was fine ,no anemia. One

> gynocologist almost laughed in my face when I asked her if she

> thought the implants could be causing me the problems!!!! She had a

> resounding, condescending " NO " . I fired her butt quick. LOL!!

>

> Well, Enough about me !! I have to read through a meriad of posts

> here to get to know everyone !!! Love and healing prayers to all

>

> Trinity

> xoxo

> my homepage - " Are You Really Ready for Fake Breasts "

> http://www.geocities.com/x01_trinity_x01/index.html

>

> Please spread the link !

>

>

>

>

>