Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

[Guest guest]

I've had two saline implants rupture and March

19th had the last removed after having to leave

it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford

to have it removed. I now have to see an

oncologist every six months.

I'd be more than happy to speak with this

reporter if it would get the message out that

implants can be a life long health concern and

possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman.

What we do in our twenties and thirties will

eventually scare the living crap out of us in our

fifties when we have children we want to see

marry and have families and we are fighting with

symptoms because of the implants that are

destroying our health.

I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of

the internet and sites like this one to provide

me with the information that can be valuable in

deciding if you want to take the risk with your

future health by getting implants. Women today

should be given ALL the details and go in knowing

exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they

decide that appearance is more important than

health.

Trish

> Dearest Support Group ...

>

> I know it´s been a long time since I connected

with you all. Not for

lack> of

> love ... lack of time and energy!

>

> Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to

interview some of you ... please

> write and I´ll give you contact info.

>

> Blessings from Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

>

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------

>

> Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

>

>

>

> Hi Ilena-

>

> I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've

been reading a lot of your

> stuff online while doing research for a story

about how large breast

> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for

consumers and in movies/on

> TV.

>

> I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area

who have had implants

> recently removed because they didn't like them

after all after they got

> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone

who fits this description, be

> able to put me in touch? Please let me know,

thanks...

>

> Best,

>

-

[Guest guest]

You know whats sad, on the Doctors today, that Dr Drew Ordon

was talking about how safe implants are, especially the new and

improved silicone, and he said " Some implants last a lifetime "

and he listed other amounts of time but as soon as I heard that

statement, I forgot everything else..........it is disgusting that

he is selling breast implants on TV,n and selling his services

to have them put in ......it should be outlawed ! ! and he should

be in trouble !

Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

I've had two saline implants rupture and March 19th had the last removed after having to leave it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford to have it removed. I now have to see an oncologist every six months.

I'd be more than happy to speak with this reporter if it would get the message out that implants can be a life long health concern and possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman. What we do in our twenties and thirties will eventually scare the living crap out of us in our fifties when we have children we want to see marry and have families and we are fighting with symptoms because of the implants that are destroying our health. I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of the internet and sites like this one to provide me with the information that can be valuable in deciding if you want to take the risk with your future health by getting implants. Women today should be given ALL the details and go in knowing exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they decide that appearance is more important than health. Trish > Dearest Support Group ...

> > I know it´s been a long time since I connected with you all. Not for

lack> of

> love ... lack of time and energy!

> > Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to interview some of you ... please

> write and I´ll give you contact info.

> > Blessings from Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> > Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

> > > > Hi Ilena-

> > I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've been reading a lot of your

> stuff online while doing research for a story about how large breast

> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for consumers and in movies/on

> TV.

> > I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area who have had implants

> recently removed because they didn't like them after all after they got

> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone who fits this description, be

> able to put me in touch? Please let me know, thanks...

> > Best,

> -

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[Guest guest]



Darling Dede:

He has done this before,and I became so angry that I said that I would never watch that show again. This is criminal, and he is just going to destroy more lives with his lies.

We love you....always....Lea and Superman

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`````

Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

I've had two saline implants rupture and March 19th had the last removed after having to leave it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford to have it removed. I now have to see an oncologist every six months.

I'd be more than happy to speak with this reporter if it would get the message out that implants can be a life long health concern and possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman. What we do in our twenties and thirties will eventually scare the living crap out of us in our fifties when we have children we want to see marry and have families and we are fighting with symptoms because of the implants that are destroying our health. I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of the internet and sites like this one to provide me with the information that can be valuable in deciding if you want to take the risk with your future health by getting implants. Women today should be given ALL the details and go in knowing exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they decide that appearance is more important than health. Trish > Dearest Support Group ...

> > I know it´s been a long time since I connected with you all. Not for

lack> of

> love ... lack of time and energy!

> > Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to interview some of you ... please

> write and I´ll give you contact info.

> > Blessings from Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> > Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

> > > > Hi Ilena-

> > I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've been reading a lot of your

> stuff online while doing research for a story about how large breast

> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for consumers and in movies/on

> TV.

> > I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area who have had implants

> recently removed because they didn't like them after all after they got

> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone who fits this description, be

> able to put me in touch? Please let me know, thanks...

> > Best,

> -

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[Guest guest]

Bless your heart Trish, and I hope that they will interview you. I am sorry

that you have had to go through so much pain and suffering.

Please get well soon...love you.....Lea

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~```

Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak

with you

I've had two saline implants rupture and March

19th had the last removed after having to leave

it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford

to have it removed. I now have to see an

oncologist every six months.

I'd be more than happy to speak with this

reporter if it would get the message out that

implants can be a life long health concern and

possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman.

What we do in our twenties and thirties will

eventually scare the living crap out of us in our

fifties when we have children we want to see

marry and have families and we are fighting with

symptoms because of the implants that are

destroying our health.

I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of

the internet and sites like this one to provide

me with the information that can be valuable in

deciding if you want to take the risk with your

future health by getting implants. Women today

should be given ALL the details and go in knowing

exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they

decide that appearance is more important than

health.

Trish

> Dearest Support Group ...

>

> I know it´s been a long time since I connected

with you all. Not for

lack> of

> love ... lack of time and energy!

>

> Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to

interview some of you ... please

> write and I´ll give you contact info.

>

> Blessings from Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

>

> ---------- Forwarded message ----------

>

> Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

>

>

>

> Hi Ilena-

>

> I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've

been reading a lot of your

> stuff online while doing research for a story

about how large breast

> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for

consumers and in movies/on

> TV.

>

> I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area

who have had implants

> recently removed because they didn't like them

after all after they got

> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone

who fits this description, be

> able to put me in touch? Please let me know,

thanks...

>

> Best,

>

-

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[Guest guest]

Hello Lea ~

Yes, he sure has, and it is totally disgusting.....

and inhumane......as well as he is announcing that

he no longer honors his hippocratic oath to

" First Do No Harm "

Love you Sweet Lea ~

Dede

Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

 Darling Dede:

He has done this before,and I became so angry that I said that I would never watch that show again. This is criminal, and he is just going to destroy more lives with his lies.

We love you....always....Lea and Superman

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`````

Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

I've had two saline implants rupture and March 19th had the last removed after having to leave it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford to have it removed. I now have to see an oncologist every six months.

I'd be more than happy to speak with this reporter if it would get the message out that implants can be a life long health concern and possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman. What we do in our twenties and thirties will eventually scare the living crap out of us in our fifties when we have children we want to see marry and have families and we are fighting with symptoms because of the implants that are destroying our health. I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of the internet and sites like this one to provide me with the information that can be valuable in deciding if you want to take the risk with your future health by getting implants. Women today should be given ALL the details and go in knowing exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they decide that appearance is more important than health. Trish > Dearest Support Group ...

> > I know it´s been a long time since I connected with you all. Not for

lack> of

> love ... lack of time and energy!

> > Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to interview some of you ... please

> write and I´ll give you contact info.

> > Blessings from Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAwareness.org

> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> > Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

> > > > Hi Ilena-

> > I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've been reading a lot of your

> stuff online while doing research for a story about how large breast

> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for consumers and in movies/on

> TV.

> > I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area who have had implants

> recently removed because they didn't like them after all after they got

> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone who fits this description, be

> able to put me in touch? Please let me know, thanks...

> > Best,

> -

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[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone, I get angry at this doctor too. He is certainly doing women a disservice. I watched the Doctors a few months back when they were recommending that women who carry the gene for breast cancer, consider having a double mastectomy with replacement silicone implants. I thought to myself, these women are trading one life threat for another. I don't watch this show much anymore.

From: Lea <leamary@...> Sent: Mon, April 12, 2010 7:03:09 PMSubject: Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

 Darling Dede:

He has done this before,and I became so angry that I said that I would never watch that show again. This is criminal, and he is just going to destroy more lives with his lies.

We love you....always. ...Lea and Superman

~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ `````

Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak with you

I've had two saline implants rupture and March 19th had the last removed after having to leave it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford to have it removed. I now have to see an oncologist every six months.

I'd be more than happy to speak with this reporter if it would get the message out that implants can be a life long health concern and possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman. What we do in our twenties and thirties will eventually scare the living crap out of us in our fifties when we have children we want to see marry and have families and we are fighting with symptoms because of the implants that are destroying our health. I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of the internet and sites like this one to provide me with the information that can be valuable in deciding if you want to take the risk with your future health by getting implants. Women today should be given ALL the details and go in knowing exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they decide that appearance is more important than health. Trish > Dearest Support Group ...

> > I know it´s been a long time since I connected with you all. Not for

lack> of

> love ... lack of time and energy!

> > Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to interview some of you ... please

> write and I´ll give you contact info.

> > Blessings from Ilena

> www.BreastImplantAw areness.org

> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> > Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

> > > > Hi Ilena-

> > I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've been reading a lot of your

> stuff online while doing research for a story about how large breast

> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for consumers and in movies/on

> TV.

> > I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area who have had implants

> recently removed because they didn't like them after all after they got

> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone who fits this description, be

> able to put me in touch? Please let me know, thanks...

> > Best,

> -

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[Guest guest]

I had breast cancer in 2007. Because I got informed by joining Saline Support

and also breast cancer support groups, I chose to avoid implants. I wish other

BC patients would seek out more information prior to making their decisions. It

seems too many of them only listen to and trust their plastic surgeons...

Hugs of support,

M.

>

> Hi Everyone, I get angry at this doctor too.  He is certainly doing women a

disservice.  I watched the Doctors a few months back when they were

recommending that women who carry the gene for breast cancer, consider having a

double mastectomy with replacement silicone implants.  I thought to myself,

these women are trading one life threat for another.  I don't watch this show

much anymore. 

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Lea <leamary@...>

>

> Sent: Mon, April 12, 2010 7:03:09 PM

> Subject: Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak

with you

>

>  

> 

> Darling Dede:

>

> He has done this before,and I became so angry that I said that I would never

watch that show again. This is criminal, and he is just going to destroy more

lives with his lies.

>

> We love you....always. ...Lea and Superman

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

> Re: New York Sisters ... reporter looking to speak

with you

> >

> >

> >I've had two saline implants rupture and March

> >19th had the last removed after having to leave

> >it in my body for 4 years because couldn't afford

> >to have it removed. I now have to see an

> >oncologist every six months.

> >

> >I'd be more than happy to speak with this

> >reporter if it would get the message out that

> >implants can be a life long health concern and

> >possibly disabling for some unfortuntate woman.

> >

> >What we do in our twenties and thirties will

> >eventually scare the living crap out of us in our

> >fifties when we have children we want to see

> >marry and have families and we are fighting with

> >symptoms because of the implants that are

> >destroying our health.

> >

> >I'm 52 years old and I didn't have the benefit of

> >the internet and sites like this one to provide

> >me with the information that can be valuable in

> >deciding if you want to take the risk with your

> >future health by getting implants. Women today

> >should be given ALL the details and go in knowing

> >exactly what COULD be ahead of them if they

> >decide that appearance is more important than

> >health.

> >

> >

> >Trish

> >

> >

> >> Dearest Support Group ...

> >>

> >> I know it´s been a long time since I connected

> >with you all. Not for

> >lack> of

> >> love ... lack of time and energy!

> >>

> >> Urgent for now ... a NY reporter wants to

> >interview some of you ... please

> >> write and I´ll give you contact info.

> >>

> >> Blessings from Ilena

> >> www.BreastImplantAw areness.org

> >>

> >> ---------- Forwarded message ----------

> >>

> >> Date: Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 3:07 PM

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> Hi Ilena-

> >>

> >> I'm a features writer at the XXXXX, and I've

> >been reading a lot of your

> >> stuff online while doing research for a story

> >about how large breast

> >> implants are decreasing in popularity, both for

> >consumers and in movies/on

> >> TV.

> >>

> >> I'm trying to find a few women in the NYC area

> >who have had implants

> >> recently removed because they didn't like them

> >after all after they got

> >> them. I was wondering if you might know anyone

> >who fits this description, be

> >> able to put me in touch? Please let me know,

> >thanks...

> >>

> >> Best,

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >-

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >