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hi Jackie - let me chime as as someone who was debating doing an implant exchange or removing them, when in my research, I 'happened' upon this group. Very quickly, my feelings changed, I realized certain symptoms came on right after I got implants, and I started interviewing surgeons. All along, my boyfriend was saying (before I was) 'just get those things out!' It's not that this group changed my mind - this group's postings spoke to that voice of doubt I always had and that part of me, on a real soul-level, that knew I was beautiful without these bizarre things. Getting to that realization was a journey - a quick one, mind you - but still a journey. It is normal for you to still be vascillating between 'what to do' as you learn all this stuff. That is just my opinion, of course. Yes, the jist is to get them out asap, but, as I have said before, you've had them this long, take

these weeks to just read the files and posts in here. Your decision will come to you - and you'll consider many things and go thru many emotions. Just go for the ride, but no need to be hasty in picking a surgeon. It's very cool to us that a surgeon would tell you there is a connection between MS and saline implants - perhaps you'd want to interview this one face to face? Good Luck....Leyna <leyna1964@...> wrote: Jackie, Just get them out as soon as possible. Don't wait till you

are incredibly sick from those things! Your health is so much more important than having big breasts! I fought it at first, when I first realized that my implants could be causing my health problems...but then I realized that I was spending my life laying in bed, complaining about feeling like crap all the time-and this was not the life I had imagined having with my nice big breasts! lol I'm so glad I got mine out before they actually ruptured!Tricia Trish <glory2glory1401 > wrote: Jackie, Did I read your post correctly....a surgeon in your area said there was a correlation between saline implants and MS? That would be amazing if so! Most doctors don't tell us things like that! (But we know it is true because of

the many women we see on our group who have MS-like symptoms, or are diagnosed with MS.) Yes, it is a sad situation regarding implants, and I think you are right that you may be in trouble....eventually you will have to do something about them. Why not consider taking them out now and be done with them for good? Then you can focus on keeping your body in good health over the long run. Are you sick now? Pattyjsl2909aol wrote: Wow, I am starting to think now it is these implants. I called a surgeon in my area yesterday and he said there was correlation between saline implants & MS however after reading everyone's story I am starting to think I am in trouble with these

implants.I don't know what to do. Jackie All-new - Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll help. Small Business.

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