Why has no one commented on this? Please tell us, since it’s been so long. How are you doing, now? I want to know, and I care. I’m just beginning to look for a doctor to explant.
Lynn Burlile I only have 12 of 60 symptoms at just over 9 months post explant. I’m not fully healed and I have good days and not as great days, but I am much better then I ever was before explant.
BII Aware oh you poor thing. Well, I’m glad it’s better than it was. My whole body hurts, but mainly my sternum. It hurts to the point I can’t do ANYthing. You should see my house. Do you still have pain? Does your chest feel lighter and better? I can’t wait to be small again. xo
My chest feels good, the only pain I really get is stomach aches, cramps and nausea as well as headaches. Other then that the inflammation is still and issue; never as severe as before, but it fluctuates and has good and bad waves. I don’t have the joint pain or whole body pain any more. Don’t have to walk it out. My muscles recover quickly after workouts too now. So all good. And I can minimize the nausea and stomach stuff by being really clean with my diet (particularly avoiding sugar, processed foods and alcohol) and limiting exposure to other toxins (household cleaners, polluted air, make up, etc).
BII Aware this is good. I’m just sorry you’re still experiencing some of the symptoms. I wonder why, though. Did your doctor say he thought you’d get even better? I know they don’t like to explore those thoughts. I’m so glad they’re out of you. You look great! I’ve got the ever present dark circles under my eyes. I look like death. You really do look great! Thank you for answering me. I appreciate it so much! xo
My immunologist feels it is likely because I have residual silicone in my tissues (there are numerous case studies of this being found in women),”. It cannot be removed so presumably it continues to stimulate an immune response and thus symptoms. His hope and theory is that over time my body will adjust to these exposures and eventually will no longer react. We will see.
Why has no one commented on this? Please tell us, since it’s been so long. How are you doing, now? I want to know, and I care. I’m just beginning to look for a doctor to explant.
Lynn Burlile I only have 12 of 60 symptoms at just over 9 months post explant. I’m not fully healed and I have good days and not as great days, but I am much better then I ever was before explant.
BII Aware oh you poor thing. Well, I’m glad it’s better than it was. My whole body hurts, but mainly my sternum. It hurts to the point I can’t do ANYthing. You should see my house. Do you still have pain? Does your chest feel lighter and better? I can’t wait to be small again. xo
My chest feels good, the only pain I really get is stomach aches, cramps and nausea as well as headaches. Other then that the inflammation is still and issue; never as severe as before, but it fluctuates and has good and bad waves. I don’t have the joint pain or whole body pain any more. Don’t have to walk it out. My muscles recover quickly after workouts too now. So all good. And I can minimize the nausea and stomach stuff by being really clean with my diet (particularly avoiding sugar, processed foods and alcohol) and limiting exposure to other toxins (household cleaners, polluted air, make up, etc).
BII Aware this is good. I’m just sorry you’re still experiencing some of the symptoms. I wonder why, though. Did your doctor say he thought you’d get even better? I know they don’t like to explore those thoughts. I’m so glad they’re out of you. You look great! I’ve got the ever present dark circles under my eyes. I look like death. You really do look great! Thank you for answering me. I appreciate it so much! xo
My immunologist feels it is likely because I have residual silicone in my tissues (there are numerous case studies of this being found in women),”. It cannot be removed so presumably it continues to stimulate an immune response and thus symptoms. His hope and theory is that over time my body will adjust to these exposures and eventually will no longer react. We will see.