Re: Crashed and burned... LOL

[Guest guest]

>

> In a desperate attempt for explant, I wrote to the doctor who

implanted me,

> but is out of the country.

>

> He is now in the Philipines and has a practice there. There used

to not be

> anything on here about him or his practice there, but I was bored

last night

> and looked him up. I found his practice name and blog -with his

email address.

>

> His brothers are still here in WV. (One is a neurosurgeon and

another some

> type of county or state level politician.) He actually flies, too,

so I got to

> thinking maybe he still comes in to visit them... and wondered if

he still

> has rights to practice here, and if he did (or if he ever plans on

coming back

> to practice again)- if he'd explant at a discount. (He was one the

best PS's

> in the state, and also a professor.) I gave him my run down.

>

> He replied just now saying he has no plans of opening up in the US

again,

> and that he has completely retired now.

>

> I didn't have high hopes, but I WAS praying for a miracle.

LOL!!!

>

> Just sharing... crashed and burned. LOL

>

> Brigite

>Brigite,

I did the same thing I contacted my PS and kept at him, I know how

you feel so desperate, Try everyone you know best friend from high

school anybody, it is a matter of life and death, have your family

set up a fund so that family members can contribute anyomous as

much or as little as they can afford the banks generally will let

people deposit for about two months than a check will be drawn. I had

my brother write a letter to everyone in the family about the

seriousness of my illness and why I needed the surgery and that way

you aren't asking cuss that kinda feels funny. Any way it helped me

my best friend put my surgery on her credit card. Then you can file

with the claims office hopefully for your explant money. keep trying

everyone,

Love to you,

Terri

[Guest guest]

Brigite,

Sometimes I consider things like that as being divine intervention.

Many of us find that the plastic surgeon who implanted us isn't the

best person for the job, because they often don't remove the

implants properly, using the " en bloc " procedure. Alot of times

they deny that implants make us sick. I personally wanted a doctor

who believed implants made me sick, because I knew they would make

sure to get all of the capsule out and not to spill any of the

contents of the implant into my body. Keep working on it, you will

find the right doctor for the job if you keeping looking.

Sis

>

> In a desperate attempt for explant, I wrote to the doctor who

implanted me,

> but is out of the country.

>

> He is now in the Philipines and has a practice there. There used

to not be

> anything on here about him or his practice there, but I was bored

last night

> and looked him up. I found his practice name and blog -with his

email address.

>

> His brothers are still here in WV. (One is a neurosurgeon and

another some

> type of county or state level politician.) He actually flies,

too, so I got to

> thinking maybe he still comes in to visit them... and wondered if

he still

> has rights to practice here, and if he did (or if he ever plans on

coming back

> to practice again)- if he'd explant at a discount. (He was one

the best PS's

> in the state, and also a professor.) I gave him my run down.

>

> He replied just now saying he has no plans of opening up in the

US again,

> and that he has completely retired now.

>

> I didn't have high hopes, but I WAS praying for a miracle.

LOL!!!

>

> Just sharing... crashed and burned. LOL

>

> Brigite

>