Re: Re: Fw: Are there any Atypical MS in saline implanted wom...

[Guest guest]

Sorry--she wasn't dxd with "atypical" MS--just some signs

of MS. I don't know any of her symptoms, but our mutual friend (male) thinks it's her implants as he knows

what I went through. He is presenting her with papers

I have prepared and she can either consider it or not.

While I realize that my situation involved silicone

implants and mastectomy, hope you feel better to

know that the MS symptoms went away eventually.

And I even had findings on my brain Spect Scan and

autoantibodies to my CNS, which were suspected to

be due to metals. This is a good time to repeat to all--

if you have silver/amalgam fillings, think about getting

them out. MS is implicated with silver/amalgam

fillings even without implants. And the FDA even

says in it's brochure, that there are metals in

silicone implants.

It seems (unless things have changed) that an

MS dx was an educated guess and that proper

dx couldn't be made until autopsy ???? I

remember reading that a deficiency in B

vitamins produces some of the same symptoms.

Hypomagnesemia definitely can produce neurological symptoms.

Bonnie