Re: Are my implants making me sick?

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So I'm curious, maybe you could help me by explaining what auto filling is. I had mentors smooth saline and the valves were leaky for sure. They are filled with debris and there is mold in the valves. I'm dying to send them to dr blais to find out what's in them specifically, but $ is low from trying to heal myself rite now. But someone said to me, well if the valves are faulty then they'd deflate right? I knew that wasn't necessarily so, but I didn't know how to explain why. Also I'm sorry about your necrosis. Isn't that when the skin dies? When I went back to my ps to have a little unfriendly 'chat' about why he chose not to remove my entire capsule, he said that was one of the reasons...because that was a result sometimes. Funny he never mentioned that before he opened me up! So glad you have them out after so long-any healing is welcome !Sent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: BJ Schulz <massageequines@...>Sender: Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 13:42:14 -0700 (PDT)< >Reply Subject: Re: Are my implants making me sick?If they have valves (which most do), you could have faulty valves and degradation of the implants. Mine were McGhan double lumen and apparently were auto-filling over the course of 19 years...thus they would never deflate and cause me to realize that they had leak/rupture...The damage they did to my body is very great. I am blessed to not have them in and am slowly dealing with the damage to my breasts as a result (necrosis)...but I FEEL SO MUCH BETTER....for the first time in 20 years i do NOT have aching joints, migraines, brain fog, strange rashes, etc.What price can one put on their life? Remember, if you have new implants put in, they are recommended to be REPLACED EVERY FIVE YEARS...so ask yourself if you want to go through that implant/explant every 5 years...then research that same subject and you will find out thesevere damage that will do to your body.Just sayin.....Barbara, Winston & Yogi"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" GandhiPeace & Kindness in 2011In loving memory of TIRAWAFrom: Sun Lee <sunloves@...>Subject: Re: Are my implants making me sick? Date: Monday, March 21, 2011, 1:30 PM The implants will slowly cause deterioration in health and for some it may be sudden deterioration. For me it took 8 years. Elevated bilirubin may be caused by weak liver. Anyway, stomach problems is one of the main symtoms for women with implants. When you have stomach issues your immune system weakens and when your immune system deteriorates the implant can have a big impact on your health. People with strong immune systems do not seem to get any symptoms from implants, well at least notable symptoms. People who are in perimenopause, menopause, pregnant will get major symptoms as their immune system becomes weak. Weakened immune system + implant = major symptoms. You should just get them removed once and for all. Repeated surgeries will weaken your health and will leave many permanent scars inside and outside your body. Studies show that scar tissues formed anywhere in your body will impede flow of blood and energy in the body resulting in poor health. The breast represents the stomach and nipple represents the liver so you may see lot of implanted women with poor stomach/digestive functions and liver functions. The implant is a large foreign body and does not belong in our bodies. Don't replace it if you want to be healthy. From: darpoulton <darpoulton@...> Sent: Thu, March 17, 2011 5:18:11 AMSubject: Are my implants making me sick? 14 years ago I had Saline breast implant augementation. Over the last few years I have noticed a gradual hairloss, stomach problems and fatigue. I have gone through many tests and all have come back normal except now I have elevated bilirubin. I am considering getting my implants replaced since it has been 14 years but I don't know if I should just get them removed. Can anyone advise???

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Darlene

From: Sun Lee <sunloves@...> Sent: Mon, March 21, 2011 4:30:35 PMSubject: Re: Are my implants making me sick?

The implants will slowly cause deterioration in health and for some it may be sudden deterioration. For me it took 8 years. Elevated bilirubin may be caused by weak liver. Anyway, stomach problems is one of the main symtoms for women with implants. When you have stomach issues your immune system weakens and when your immune system deteriorates the implant can have a big impact on your health. People with strong immune systems do not seem to get any symptoms from implants, well at least notable symptoms. People who are in perimenopause, menopause, pregnant will get major symptoms as their immune system becomes weak. Weakened immune system + implant = major symptoms.

You should just get them removed once and for all. Repeated surgeries will weaken your health and will leave many permanent scars inside and outside your body. Studies show that scar tissues formed anywhere in your body will impede flow of blood and energy in the body resulting in poor health. The breast represents the stomach and nipple represents the liver so you may see lot of implanted women with poor stomach/digestive functions and liver functions. The implant is a large foreign body and does not belong in our bodies. Don't replace it if you want to be healthy.

From: darpoulton <darpoulton@...> Sent: Thu, March 17, 2011 5:18:11 AMSubject: Are my implants making me sick?

14 years ago I had Saline breast implant augementation. Over the last few years I have noticed a gradual hairloss, stomach problems and fatigue. I have gone through many tests and all have come back normal except now I have elevated bilirubin. I am considering getting my implants replaced since it has been 14 years but I don't know if I should just get them removed. Can anyone advise???

You seem very knowledgeable and I appreciate your response. Thank you

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I'm so happy that you're starting to feel better! It's nice to hear that we can get better and this illness for some is not permanent. I haven't read that you need to get implants replace every 5 years now!!! I abosulutely do not want to have a surgery every 5 years! How are you dealing with the after surgery results?? Darlene

From: BJ Schulz <massageequines@...> Sent: Mon, March 21, 2011 4:42:14 PMSubject: Re: Are my implants making me sick?

If they have valves (which most do), you could have faulty valves and degradation of the implants. Mine were McGhan double lumen and apparently were auto-filling over the course of 19 years...thus they would never deflate and cause me to realize that they had leak/rupture...The damage they did to my body is very great. I am blessed to not have them in and am slowly dealing with the damage to my breasts as a result (necrosis)...but I FEEL SO MUCH BETTER....for the first time in 20 years i do NOT have aching joints, migraines, brain fog, strange rashes, etc.What price can one put on their life? Remember, if you have new implants put in, they are recommended to be REPLACED EVERY FIVE YEARS...so ask yourself if you want to go through that implant/explant every 5 years...then research that same subject and you will find out the severe damage that will do to your body.Just sayin.....

Barbara, Winston & Yogi"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" GandhiPeace & Kindness in 2011In loving memory of TIRAWA

From: Sun Lee <sunloves@...>Subject: Re: Are my implants making me sick? Date: Monday, March 21, 2011, 1:30 PM

The implants will slowly cause deterioration in health and for some it may be sudden deterioration. For me it took 8 years. Elevated bilirubin may be caused by weak liver. Anyway, stomach problems is one of the main symtoms for women with implants. When you have stomach issues your immune system weakens and when your immune system deteriorates the implant can have a big impact on your health. People with strong immune systems do not seem to get any symptoms from implants, well at least notable symptoms. People who are in perimenopause, menopause, pregnant will get major symptoms as their immune system becomes weak. Weakened immune system + implant = major symptoms.

You should just get them removed once and for all. Repeated surgeries will weaken your health and will leave many permanent scars inside and outside your body. Studies show that scar tissues formed anywhere in your body will impede flow of blood and energy in the body resulting in poor health. The breast represents the stomach and nipple represents the liver so you may see lot of implanted women with poor stomach/digestive functions and liver functions. The implant is a large foreign body and does not belong in our bodies. Don't replace it if you want to be healthy.

From: darpoulton <darpoulton@...> Sent: Thu, March 17, 2011 5:18:11 AMSubject: Are my implants making me sick?

14 years ago I had Saline breast implant augementation. Over the last few years I have noticed a gradual hairloss, stomach problems and fatigue. I have gone through many tests and all have come back normal except now I have elevated bilirubin. I am considering getting my implants replaced since it has been 14 years but I don't know if I should just get them removed. Can anyone advise???

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Not having the capsules removed is not good. Dr. Blais will tell you that in a heartbeat.Call Dr. Blais and chat with him...he is amazing and gave me more information in an hour conversation then I had acquired in a year of research. There is a protocol to send the capsules/implants...I had them prepared at the hospital and put them in a box and Fedex'd them to Dr. Blais immediately.What is very, very misleading is saline implants that have valves (which I suspect are all of them), can auto-inflate if their valves are bad, which most are. So I had supsected I had a leak within a year and was told I was crazy...my OB/GYNs all said through the years the implants felt fine, etc., the imaging all came back 'fine'...another issue...Dr. Blais's report clearly indicated that the implants were faulty when they were put in and

that the valves probably leaked from day one and they INFLATED THEMSELVES for the next 20 years.Due to the toxic nature of all of this, the left breast is severely damaged...the right breast has one bad spot, otherwise looks very good.Life...Barbara, Winston & Yogi"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated" GandhiPeace & Kindness in 2011In loving memory of TIRAWAFrom: Sun Lee <sunloves@...>Subject: Re: Are my implants making me sick? Date: Monday, March 21, 2011, 1:30 PM

The implants will slowly cause deterioration in health and for some it may be sudden deterioration. For me it took 8 years. Elevated bilirubin may be caused by weak liver. Anyway, stomach problems is one of the main symtoms for women with implants. When you have stomach issues your immune system weakens and when your immune system deteriorates the implant can have a big impact on your health. People with strong immune systems do not seem to get any symptoms from implants, well at least notable symptoms. People who are in perimenopause, menopause, pregnant will get major symptoms as their immune system becomes weak. Weakened immune system + implant = major symptoms.

You should just get them removed once and for all. Repeated surgeries will weaken your health and will leave many permanent scars inside and outside your body. Studies show that scar tissues formed anywhere in your body will impede flow of blood and energy in the body resulting in poor health. The breast represents the stomach and nipple represents the liver so you may see lot of implanted women with poor stomach/digestive functions and liver functions. The implant is a large foreign body and does not belong in our bodies. Don't replace it if you want to be healthy.

From: darpoulton <darpoulton@...> Sent: Thu, March 17, 2011 5:18:11 AMSubject: Are my implants making me sick?

14 years ago I had Saline breast implant augementation. Over the last few years I have noticed a gradual hairloss, stomach problems and fatigue. I have gone through many tests and all have come back normal except now I have elevated bilirubin. I am considering getting my implants replaced since it has been 14 years but I don't know if I should just get them removed. Can anyone advise???