Re: Goodmorning....symptoms of PEs, in silicone implanted women, in my case:

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

Are these silicone induced PE caused strictly by sliicone implants

or are saline implants a danger as well because they have the

silicone shell? I have never heard of this so im curious.

>

> Oh, Rogene, this is so frightening. When did this happen and are

you on blood thinners? Honey, please do not sit at your computer for

long periods. When Dr. Edworthy here in Calgary Foothills Hospital

found fatty particles in women who had silicone breast implants, we

all became frightened.

>

> My PE symptoms were different than the ordinary PEs. The doctors

told me that is why I must stay on blood thinners for life. The

symptoms that I had were shortness of breath and a cough with no

blood. It was like an Asthma attack, and that is how they treated it

at the ER. We think that many women have had these little clots, and

they did not even know that they had had a PE. This is serious,

because my pulmonary specialist told us that If I have another

Asthma attack we must go straight to the ER, then she will be able

to follow the path of the clot...this sounds scary. They will not

allow me to die, but she is interested in the silicone fluid PEs.

She is wonderful, and is a true believer of the dangers of these

devices. When the ambulance came to pick me up, the firemen took the

article on " Silicone Fluid Induced Pulmonary Embolisms " , I must go

get another copy from the hospital...remember that I threw most of

my research away. I was so traumatized by the mediation...they told

me that breast implants were safe!

>

> Rogene, please be careful...we all love you so much....Lea

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~```

> Re: Goodmorning ~Happy New Year to

you both with love:

>

>

> Hi Rogene,

> i am so happy to hear that everything is ok. If you dont mind

me

> asking did you know thats what it was or did the hospital find

it?

> What made you decide to go to the hospital?

>

> --- In , saxony01 <saxony01@>

wrote:

> >

> > PE - Pulmonary Embolism - in my case, a small blood clot

traveled

> from my leg, through my heart, to my lungs. Lea has had much

more

> serious PE's . . some of hers were apparently silicone.

> >

> > It can be fatal . . . I was lucky that it was only a small

clot,

> that my arteries are clear, that it dissolved quickly and that

it

> didn't do any damage.

> >

> > Rogene

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

Are these silicone induced PE caused strictly by sliicone implants

or are saline implants a danger as well because they have the

silicone shell? I have never heard of this so im curious.

>

> Oh, Rogene, this is so frightening. When did this happen and are

you on blood thinners? Honey, please do not sit at your computer for

long periods. When Dr. Edworthy here in Calgary Foothills Hospital

found fatty particles in women who had silicone breast implants, we

all became frightened.

>

> My PE symptoms were different than the ordinary PEs. The doctors

told me that is why I must stay on blood thinners for life. The

symptoms that I had were shortness of breath and a cough with no

blood. It was like an Asthma attack, and that is how they treated it

at the ER. We think that many women have had these little clots, and

they did not even know that they had had a PE. This is serious,

because my pulmonary specialist told us that If I have another

Asthma attack we must go straight to the ER, then she will be able

to follow the path of the clot...this sounds scary. They will not

allow me to die, but she is interested in the silicone fluid PEs.

She is wonderful, and is a true believer of the dangers of these

devices. When the ambulance came to pick me up, the firemen took the

article on " Silicone Fluid Induced Pulmonary Embolisms " , I must go

get another copy from the hospital...remember that I threw most of

my research away. I was so traumatized by the mediation...they told

me that breast implants were safe!

>

> Rogene, please be careful...we all love you so much....Lea

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~```

> Re: Goodmorning ~Happy New Year to

you both with love:

>

>

> Hi Rogene,

> i am so happy to hear that everything is ok. If you dont mind

me

> asking did you know thats what it was or did the hospital find

it?

> What made you decide to go to the hospital?

>

> --- In , saxony01 <saxony01@>

wrote:

> >

> > PE - Pulmonary Embolism - in my case, a small blood clot

traveled

> from my leg, through my heart, to my lungs. Lea has had much

more

> serious PE's . . some of hers were apparently silicone.

> >

> > It can be fatal . . . I was lucky that it was only a small

clot,

> that my arteries are clear, that it dissolved quickly and that

it

> didn't do any damage.

> >

> > Rogene

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

No im not concerned that i am at risk i am just so amazed at all of

the things i have learned from the women on this site that anytime i

hear off something new i am curious to find out more on the topic.

Im just being nosey..lol I am still shocked after all these months

how much damage thes implants can really cause. I thought I was so

informed when i had the implants put in but this site has proven

that i knew nothing of the real dangers.

> > >

> > > PE - Pulmonary Embolism - in my case, a small blood clot

> traveled

> > from my leg, through my heart, to my lungs. Lea has had much

> more

> > serious PE's . . some of hers were apparently silicone.

> > >

> > > It can be fatal . . . I was lucky that it was only a small

> clot,

> > that my arteries are clear, that it dissolved quickly and

that

> it

> > didn't do any damage.

> > >

> > > Rogene

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Lea,

No im not concerned that i am at risk i am just so amazed at all of

the things i have learned from the women on this site that anytime i

hear off something new i am curious to find out more on the topic.

Im just being nosey..lol I am still shocked after all these months

how much damage thes implants can really cause. I thought I was so

informed when i had the implants put in but this site has proven

that i knew nothing of the real dangers.

> > >

> > > PE - Pulmonary Embolism - in my case, a small blood clot

> traveled

> > from my leg, through my heart, to my lungs. Lea has had much

> more

> > serious PE's . . some of hers were apparently silicone.

> > >

> > > It can be fatal . . . I was lucky that it was only a small

> clot,

> > that my arteries are clear, that it dissolved quickly and

that

> it

> > didn't do any damage.

> > >

> > > Rogene

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Cathie,

Have you been tested for adrenal antibodies?

It sounds like you have a need for supplemental cortisol. It would

be better if you could take cortef than prednisone though. One is

natural, the other is synthetic.

Patty

>

> So maybe my asthma is not really asthma, after all? How do you

tell? I just

> get blown off and told I have Asthma and Chronic Bronchitis...

Every time I try

> to drop my Prednisone, once I reach low doses, like around 7.5 or

so, I get a

> horrible case of something that hits my lungs quickly. It then

moves into

> ears, nose, throat and sinuses... Last chest X-Ray showed

atelectasis...

>

> I must have missed Rogene's original post...

>

> I am thinking I need to move up there where Lea is. It sounds like

she

> actually has a doctor who looks further than our checkbook...

> Cathie

>

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