Re: Article in US News & World Report - Rogene

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Rogene: Yes, I didn't get here name, but she works in a small clothing boutique not far from where I live; I could go back in with the pretense of looking around and see if she's there. I realized afterwards that when I said to be sure to get them removed properly, she said she was, but I didn't ask if that was en bloc, so I could bring that up too. KateRogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: Any chance you can get in touch with this young lady? She

needs to send in a MedWatch report. Chances of her surgeon reporting are slim. At one time, reports were required - but after years of non-compliance, they made it optional! RogeneKate Lowe <lagarita120 > wrote: I was in a store the other day and overheard two sales girls having a conversation about they couldn't believe the FDA approved silicone implants. I ended up joining in the conversation, and it turned out one of the girls, only 21 years old, got silicone implants a year or two ago as part of a study and has already had another surgery and is looking at getting them out. She agreed women are being lied to. I briefly told her I got sick from saline implants, and I didn't want

to scare her, but she should be sure to get them taken out properly. KateRogene S <saxony01 > wrote: Perhaps they're trying to force surgeons to follow their patients, rather than forget them!Emerald Kittee <emeraldkittee > wrote: Article about silicone implants coming back. I wasn't aware that the implant manufactures are required to 'recruit' 43,000 women for a 10 year study. Oh geez, they'll be lining up for that, and not knowing what they are getting into. http://www.usnews.com/usnews/health/articles/061126/4implant.htm Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited.

Everyone is raving about the all-new beta.

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You might ask her if she wants to join our group . . . and give her the address for MedWatch reporting. En Bloc is very important! Kate Lowe <lagarita120@...> wrote: Rogene: Yes, I didn't get here name, but she works in a small clothing boutique not far from where I live; I could go back in with the pretense of looking around and see if she's there. I realized afterwards that when I said to be sure to get them

removed properly, she said she was, but I didn't ask if that was en bloc, so I could bring that up too. KateRogene S <saxony01 > wrote: Any chance you can get in touch with this young lady? She needs to send in a MedWatch report. Chances of her surgeon reporting are slim. At one time, reports were required - but after years of non-compliance, they made it optional! RogeneKate Lowe <lagarita120 > wrote: I was in a store the other day and overheard two sales girls having a conversation about they couldn't

believe the FDA approved silicone implants. I ended up joining in the conversation, and it turned out one of the girls, only 21 years old, got silicone implants a year or two ago as part of a study and has already had another surgery and is looking at getting them out. She agreed women are being lied to. I briefly told her I got sick from saline implants, and I didn't want to scare her, but she should be sure to get them taken out properly. KateRogene S <saxony01 > wrote: Perhaps they're trying to force surgeons to follow their patients, rather than forget them!Emerald Kittee <emeraldkittee > wrote: Article about silicone implants coming back. I wasn't aware that the implant manufactures are required to 'recruit' 43,000 women for a 10 year study. Oh geez, they'll be lining up for that, and not knowing what they are getting into. http://www.usnews.com/usnews/health/articles/061126/4implant.htm Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. Everyone is raving about the all-new beta.