My voice is getting out in the paper in Florida!

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Palm Beach, Florida Newspaper Article Mentions Me & My Site:

http://www.palmbeachpost.com/localnews/content/local_news/epaper/2008/03/29/m1a_\

perfection_0330.html

Towards the bottom, the lady talks about problems and then talks about

things we chatted about when she interviewed me.

" Like others, they say they were shocked and saddened by Kuleba's

death. But, they say, it does not reflect on the safety of the

surgery. The teen simply had a bad reaction to anesthesia, they believe.

" It could have happened when she was having her wisdom teeth out, "

Angst said.

As for women who report severe health problems, Angst says it

is likely they had unrealistic expectations about the surgery and then

blame the implants for a host of unrelated ills.

Women who have devoted their lives to trying to convince others that

the surgery is not safe are accustomed to such reactions.

Gretchen Cannon blames her implants for debilitating health problems

she suffered almost immediately after she had silicone implants to get

back the breasts she lost when intense exercising transformed her from

a 34C to AA.

She couldn't concentrate at work. She had no short-term memory. She

was constantly tired. Her vision was blurry. She started exhibiting

symptoms of lupus and multiple sclerosis.

Nearly a year and three operations later, the 27-year-old California

woman said she is almost back to full strength. Ironically, although

the implants are out, Cannon's breasts have returned to their

pre-exercise size.

She has created a Web site - myimplantstory.com - to warn other women

about breast implants. "

[Guest guest]

Gretchen, that is great that you are getting your voice heard. Congrats on spreading your story and helping others.

Also, thanks for linking our website...truthaboutbreastimplants.com to your site. I am sure I can speak for all 4 of us when we say THANKS!!!!

Love,

Beth

My voice is getting out in the paper in Florida!

Palm Beach, Florida Newspaper Article Mentions Me & My Site:http://www.palmbeac hpost.com/ localnews/ content/local_ news/epaper/ 2008/03/29/ m1a_perfection_ 0330.htmlTowards the bottom, the lady talks about problems and then talks aboutthings we chatted about when she interviewed me."Like others, they say they were shocked and saddened by Kuleba'sdeath. But, they say, it does not reflect on the safety of thesurgery. The teen simply had a bad reaction to anesthesia, they believe."It could have happened when she was having her wisdom teeth out," Angst said.As for women who report severe health problems, Angst says itis likely they had unrealistic expectations about the surgery and thenblame the implants for a host of unrelated

ills.Women who have devoted their lives to trying to convince others thatthe surgery is not safe are accustomed to such reactions.Gretchen Cannon blames her implants for debilitating health problemsshe suffered almost immediately after she had silicone implants to getback the breasts she lost when intense exercising transformed her froma 34C to AA.She couldn't concentrate at work. She had no short-term memory. Shewas constantly tired. Her vision was blurry. She started exhibitingsymptoms of lupus and multiple sclerosis.Nearly a year and three operations later, the 27-year-old Californiawoman said she is almost back to full strength. Ironically, althoughthe implants are out, Cannon's breasts have returned to theirpre-exercise size.She has created a Web site - myimplantstory. com - to warn other womenabout breast

implants."

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[Guest guest]

Hi Gretchen,

Wow, this is great!! You've really made such a difference. Good

for you!!

Sis

>

> Gretchen, that is great that you are getting your voice heard.

Congrats on spreading your story and helping others.

>

> Also, thanks for linking our

website...truthaboutbreastimplants.com to your site. I am sure I

can speak for all 4 of us when we say THANKS!!!!

>

> Love,

> Beth

>

>

>

> My voice is getting out in the paper in

Florida!

>

> Palm Beach, Florida Newspaper Article Mentions Me & My Site:

>

> http://www.palmbeac hpost.com/ localnews/ content/local_

news/epaper/ 2008/03/29/ m1a_perfection_ 0330.html

>

> Towards the bottom, the lady talks about problems and then talks

about

> things we chatted about when she interviewed me.

>

> " Like others, they say they were shocked and saddened by Kuleba's

> death. But, they say, it does not reflect on the safety of the

> surgery. The teen simply had a bad reaction to anesthesia, they

believe.

>

> " It could have happened when she was having her wisdom teeth out, "

> Angst said.

>

> As for women who report severe health problems, Angst says

it

> is likely they had unrealistic expectations about the surgery and

then

> blame the implants for a host of unrelated ills.

>

> Women who have devoted their lives to trying to convince others

that

> the surgery is not safe are accustomed to such reactions.

>

> Gretchen Cannon blames her implants for debilitating health

problems

> she suffered almost immediately after she had silicone implants to

get

> back the breasts she lost when intense exercising transformed her

from

> a 34C to AA.

>

> She couldn't concentrate at work. She had no short-term memory. She

> was constantly tired. Her vision was blurry. She started exhibiting

> symptoms of lupus and multiple sclerosis.

>

> Nearly a year and three operations later, the 27-year-old

California

> woman said she is almost back to full strength. Ironically,

although

> the implants are out, Cannon's breasts have returned to their

> pre-exercise size.

>

> She has created a Web site - myimplantstory. com - to warn other

women

> about breast implants. "

>

>

>

>

>

>

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