Dearest Group ... Very sad news ... Loss of Helen Wattier on October 15, 2006

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So sad! Helen has been part of the support community for years! I wonder how many women have been lost without anyone noticing? Please let her family know we'll miss her sorely. This is all so needless. Rogene Ilena Rose <colibrimama@...> wrote: www.BreastImplantAwareness.org/Helen_Wattier.htm From: helenwattiermsn Oct 14 Hi Ilena- I just returned home from,the lung doctor and he said that the tissue looked good, he did not believe it was silicone, that mot people who live here (Midwest) get gtanulomas frequently. He did many lung function tests was very thorough and good. HE said he had heard many things about silicone but had yet to hear of it going into the lung?? Who knows, he is looking at my heart,l so I now have to have a an echo of my heart and try to loose weight. I am trying to do my

best. HelenOct 13 Hi, did write to the doc in Iowa city about he gown, he called me today, and apologized over and over, he said; I each doctors and hat is something that is very important, someone's dignity and privacy, HE tried to figure out how he could have been so stupid. Anyway I did what I believe should be done hen in any way you are wronged. Tomorrow I see one more doctor, a pulmonologist to go over the spots in my right lung. It never ends and I am so tired of it all. What would I do without you and your sight. If I had he energy I would wire ever ps that I know and share with them about he silicone in the lung. Maybe they will stop some day, you think?ShalomHeleneFrom: helenwattiermsnDate: Oct 8, 2006 2:31 PMSubject: lungsIlena Rose < ilena.rosegmail >I have been told that there are two strange things in my lungs, could be silicone, has anyone had this removed? I am so tired needing to have bone marrow this month for MAGUS spike, am getting no where going backwards it seems.HelenHELEN WATTIERWEST DES MOINES