Re: Re: Dteoxing post explant

[Guest guest]

Get it in writing, and the larger incision under the breast makes it

far more likely that a complete capselectomy will be done. Drains

are essential.

Lynda

At 04:19 AM 8/18/2008, you wrote:

>Thank you Rogene. I swear he said en block, but I will call him

>today. His nurse seems a bit irritated by me asking so many questions

>- it amazes me that so many doctors have such huge egos that they

>cannot take the time to really listen. Unfortunately my pain and

>burning have grown so intense that I am afraid of the amount of

>sadness and anger I feel - I know I cannot wait much longer and 3

>weeks seems like an eternity right now. Am even having issues with

>burning joints which feel like leg cramps in my knees.

>

>I tried everything to afford Dr's. Kolb, Feng and a few others, but I

>have not been successful. Thank you again - I will call them first

>thing this morning and tell them of the importance of creating a

>larger incision and removing en block.

>

>

> >

> > When a doctor says " small incision " to remove breast implants, I get

>cold chills. . . Are you absolutely positive he plans to do and en

>bloc procedure, or at least a complete capsulectomy? . . . I'd

>certainly get it in writing! . . . You don't want to risk spilling any

>contaminated fluids into your chest cavity. We've had too many women

>require further surgery to remove capsules that have been left behind.

> >

> > We have lots of detox recommendations in the archives. . .

> >

> > My suggestion is to start slow by adopting a very healthy diet . . .

>no sugar . . . restrict refine grains . . no microwave or deep fry . .

>.healthy oils - like coconut oil and olive oil . . avoid processed

>foods . of course all junk food! . . . If you're not already eating

>this way, it's going to take time to learn new, healthy ways to eat.

>If you try to do it all at once, you'll get discouraged and give up .

>. . so take it slow . . . find things you like to replace stuff your

>body doesn't need. . . Throw in some probiotic foods and supplements

>and you will be on your way. . . We can get to other detox programs

>later. Diet is huge!

> >

> > Hugs,

> >

> > Rogene

>

>

[Guest guest]

Wonderful Quisence ! . . . This sounds more like it! . . . en bloc isn't exactly rocket science - but it does take more time and skill. Often times doctors don't want to take the time, or don't understand how important getting all the toxins out is - After all, breast implants are safe, aren't they? NOT!Since you are already well on your way to a healthy diet, you should do very well! The foods I'd investigate are home made Kefir (do a search for "Dom's Kefir"), yogurt (home made if possible), and sauerkraut - there is a recipe in the archives. It's recommended that one eat two tablespoons of raw sauerkraut three times a day. . . raw! It's pretty good! . . Much different than commercial sauerkraut!Kefir

or yogurt with a little fruit blended into it makes a really good smoothie for a healthy breakfast.You can buy any number of probiotics over the counter . . . Garden of Life Primal Defense, Acidopholis, etc. . . Look for those that have an assortment of organisms. . . the more, the better. . . You'll usually find better prices online. However, you'll probably want to start off with a good fungal cleanse . . . Caprylic Acid is fast and very effective. . . it's available in health food stores. . . Start slow - your tummy may complain . . gradually work up to about 3600 mg daily for 16 days. The idea is to get rid of fungal organisms, then replace them with the healthy organisms necessary for health. Once the good organisms have been suppressed by illness, antibiotics, poor diet, etc. it takes a major effort to get the gut healthy again! . . . But, since you are eating well, it should be much easier for

you!Hugs,Rogene

[Guest guest]

Good luck, dear friend, and we will all be here for you. The surgery will be over soon, and then you are on your way back to a new healthy life. Please try not to get stressed out, because that will only make you worse.

We are all here sending love and prayers to you....Lea

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Dteoxing post explant> > > My explant is scheduled for Sept 5th - unfortunately in my home town> as most doctors out of network are not fully covered by my insurance> and most are more than I can afford. For those who had a mastectomy,> I was hoping you could tell me what to possibly expect as far as> healing. The doctor said he would make a small incision to take out> implants and capsules. I know everyone is different when it comes to> the healing process, but how long did it take for your muscles and> tissue to heal. Do you have any issues with sagging of tissues? Any> advice you can give would be very helpful.> > Also, I am overwhelmed by the different detox plans! What helped> those of you here?> > Thank you so much!>