Re: Now do we have Fibomylagia ?

November 18, 2006

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There is no blood or urine test for Fibromyalgia--it is usually diagnosed through tender pain points over a period of time. Only your doctor can give you a diagnosis of fibromyalgia.

Yes, implants can bring this on.

Patty

Now do we have Fibomylagia ?

So do I now have fibomylagia ? Can implants bring this on ? Do I follow some Fibo thing now ? I'm so confused.... karen

November 19, 2006

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> So do I now have fibomylagia ? Can implants bring this on ? Do I

follow some

> Fibo thing now ? I'm so confused....karen

>

I'm sorry you're confused, , and I can truly understand why. I'm

not confused. I almost died because of silicone/platinum/other toxins

as well, I'm sure. I have a disease which is specific to my exposure

to the presence of these bags of shit in my body for 27 years. And I

am permanently damaged neurologically from this experience. I have a

friend who had silicone injections directly into her breasts just

before they came out with implants: HER LOVING HUSBAND is trying to

prove she has alzheimer's and have her 'put away.' She's not got

Alzheimer's! She's just neurologically damaged from silicone--she's

NOT DEMENTED! There has been no concern or research into the illness

we have, very few doctors who have had the guts to put their names and

reputations on the line to treat us, and I believe they have had their

own agendas, too. You will see them fade into the wallpaper now that

WE HAVE BEEN DEFEATED by the powers that be. We're alone, ladies,

just as we always have been. , take your pick of diagnoses. It

doesn't matter what you call it. But we must continue to help each

other with healing the best we can. Because that's all there has

been, all there is, and that's all there's gonna be! Hugs and

blessings, sweetie,

November 19, 2006

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I have no confusion, either. It is crystal clear to me, that my 20

year old ruptured implants made me desperately ill. I was first

diagnosed with peripheral neuopathy, autoimmune thyroid disease, and

then multiple sclerosis and systemic lupus.

Oh, I was also diagnosed with fibromyalgia, but my rheumatologist then

didn't even tell me - I found that out by looking at my medical

records. All my doctors had dx me with fibromyalgia, secondary to the

other problems, I guess. I don't know why they did not tell me -

maybe because they figured it was peripheral to everything else that

was going on. I had horrible rashes that I could not get rid of for 5

years. I also had developed hives and went into anaphylactic shock -

so I carried an epipen. I couldn't sleep. I couldn't work. I became

severely depressed.

Then I had my explant. Now it has been two and a half years. My

blood tests are normal. I am working again part time, in my own

practice. I have a life again. The difference is phenomenol.

> >

> > So do I now have fibomylagia ? Can implants bring this on ? Do I

> follow some

> > Fibo thing now ? I'm so confused....karen

> >

> I'm sorry you're confused, , and I can truly understand why. I'm

> not confused. I almost died because of silicone/platinum/other toxins

> as well, I'm sure. I have a disease which is specific to my exposure

> to the presence of these bags of shit in my body for 27 years. And I

> am permanently damaged neurologically from this experience. I have a

> friend who had silicone injections directly into her breasts just

> before they came out with implants: HER LOVING HUSBAND is trying to

> prove she has alzheimer's and have her 'put away.' She's not got

> Alzheimer's! She's just neurologically damaged from silicone--she's

> NOT DEMENTED! There has been no concern or research into the illness

> we have, very few doctors who have had the guts to put their names and

> reputations on the line to treat us, and I believe they have had their

> own agendas, too. You will see them fade into the wallpaper now that

> WE HAVE BEEN DEFEATED by the powers that be. We're alone, ladies,

> just as we always have been. , take your pick of diagnoses. It

> doesn't matter what you call it. But we must continue to help each

> other with healing the best we can. Because that's all there has

> been, all there is, and that's all there's gonna be! Hugs and

> blessings, sweetie,

>

November 19, 2006

Thanks it's just that I'm trying to figure out how to treat myself...I read so much and am told so much, and I'm so desperate to get better,but surely I can't take it or try it all...hahah this is such a hard thing to deal with.

November 19, 2006

I don't want the DX I was trying to think if I should treat myself according to this....by the way Patty I know you were a lot worse off than me...can you tell me if your feeling better and what you do or take on a daily basis ? thanks

November 19, 2006

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I am not sure that I was alot worse off than you, as I never ever had disabling pain at all, and you seem to be dealing with severe pain.

My worst symptoms were brain fog and fatigue. That was my nightmare experience, feeling like an 80 year old woman in a 37 year old body, with absolutely no energy at all, and feeling like my brain was stuffed with cotton.

I never considered fibromyalgia as a possible diagnosis, so I do not share that with many of you, but I do know that detoxing was vital to me! I believe it is to you as well.

However, if you remember correctly, as I've stated so often, I feel really, really good almost all the time now. I was explanted in Feb 1998, so it has been nearly 9 years for me. It took me about 4 years to get to the point where I felt well enough to say I was healed greatly, but I was also diagnosed with Hashimoto's thyroid disease, and treating for that made a big difference.

Slowly, very slowly, all of my symptoms disappeared. I felt well enough to travel and do missionary work in September 2003 to the Dominican Republic, and in June 2005 to India, (where we boarded 10 flights in 12 days). It was quite an experience and I survived better than some of my traveling companions!

On a daily basis, I do the following:

Avoid hydrogenated oils, high fructose corn syrup, excessive sugar, sodas, coffee, and gluten, and focus on foods in their more natural state. I cook from scratch, and drink raw milk in the form of kefir (about a quart a day). We eat no pork at all, and eat meats that are free range or wild.

Take 1.5 grains of Armour thyroid. (In the morning usually, but I need to start remembering to split it into 2 doses, morning and late afternoon, per Dr. Mercola)

Take supplements:

Garden of Life Primal Defense, Omegazyme, RM-10, FYI, Radical Fruits, Living Multi

Fish Oil

Evening Primrose Oil

Vitamin C

Vitamin E

Alpha Lipoic Acid

Milk Thistle

Magnesium

Chromium Picolinate

Selenium

Total Bee Plus (Royal Jelly, Propolis)

Get at least 8 hours good sleep, trying to go to bed no later than 10 PM.

Prayer and meditation, reading and studying God's Word (Yes, I consider this a daily part of my healing process, and a very vital one!)

Avoid chemically-laden personal hygiene products, focusing on those that are made from totally natural products.

Things I know I need to do on a daily basis, but am not so good at and need to improve on:

Drinking lots and lots of pure water

Exercise

Things I do for detoxing on a fairly regular basis:

Take anti-microbial supplements, like Olive leaf extract, raw garlic, oregano oil (given my recent blood test results, I think I need to take these continually)

Coffee enemas

Infrared Sauna sessions

Fasting

Master Cleanse

Liver flushes

Drink cleansing teas

As for my menopausal symptoms, I have used the creams in the past, then went off, and am starting to use them again and will monitor that carefully.

I'd love to add a weekly massage to my schedule! That would just be heaven....but I just don't have the money to blow on that, and with no pain, I don't think it's vital. But if I had fibromyalgia, I'd definitely do more massages.