Re: Reality tv/horror flick

[Guest guest]

Hey Paddy,

We've often called these things " Toxic time bombs " on our chest. They

ARE! And a ruptured implant upon removal is a nasty thing...

That is why en bloc removal is highly recommended, because that scar

tissue will keep everything in place. Sometimes the scar tissue is

really thin, like a wet paper towel, and other times it is super

thick, like a rubber ball shell, and everything in between. When it

is thick enough to contain the contents, women can have ruptures and

not even know it, though she may notice that her implants are really

soft. Removing the mess all together in one piece will keep it from

spilling into the chest.

Hopefully when you go through explant, you will be able to use a

doctor who really knows how to detonate these toxic time bombs! That

is why we have our list....and we want to see it grow, but it doesn't

grow fast. My concern is that someday our trusted doctors will retire

and then who will we send our women to?

Have you called anyone there in MN yet?

Patty

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> This is like a movie horror flick where a bomb is tied to the woman's

> chest and she walks ever so tentatively praying and hoping nothing will

> set it off before it is removed from her body-hoping it will be removed

> before it is too late. ...and wondering if and when that someone does

> remove it... will they know what they are doing, or will they actually

> detonate it?

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