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04-27-2007, 08:20 PM
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I got them 6 months ago. I had some hardening on and off all along the way, I just kept waiting and massaging. We actually thought they left would be more likely to encapsulate......and it did, but nowhere near as problematic as the right......go figure. I really noticed the concerning level of hardening maybe a month or so ago. I just waited for my appointment because it wasn't overly painful and I knew other than massage, there was nothing else to do. I am hopeful that I can keep squishy ones this time around!!!  |
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04-27-2007, 10:06 PM
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If anyone is concerned about me and thinking I am just showing my strong side for the board......you can talk to Donna.....we were on the phone last night (for hours...we just get on a roll  ) and she can vouch that I am healthy, very happy, and just fine! I love you guys! |
I can vouch that Marty is indeed okay, and the Akron medical community is on notice that if they do ANYTHING that hurts my grrl, they will wish that Michelle was their biggest problem!  
Marty, I almost melted my cell last night, we talked so long! It was HOT when we called it a night! We'll have to continue our conversation once my phone cools off. 
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04-28-2007, 12:13 AM
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How long ago did you get boobies and how long before you noticed the encapsulation problems? Mine are still squishy...it's two years this july (OMG, where did the time go!!!!)
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Mine will be 2 years in June and they are still nice and soft, too...but I had an encapsulated breast(saline)for 10 years and it was a pain and not a pretty site. The silicone are much nicer, softer and smoother.  I know you will agree that they feel real natural...and soft and squishy...
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04-28-2007, 06:19 AM
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Y'all are scaring the crap out of me
Not trying to make light of your problem at all Marty, but between you and Dyann's issues with PS, and Dale's post above, I'm thinking my little wrinkly torso can just stay that way...  I'm a-skeered.
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04-28-2007, 09:00 AM
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Not trying to make light of your problem at all Marty, but between you and Dyann's issues with PS, and Dale's post above, I'm thinking my little wrinkly torso can just stay that way... I'm a-skeered. |
PS on us is major surgery. I'ts not a simple lunch hour break procedure and you're back to work in a few days. Our skin hs been beaten up withall the damage we did to it. We are much higher risk for all the complications, even the odd ones than the general public has. I almost bled to death with my PS. I was the first in thousands of patients for my surgeon that needed a blood transfusion.
I love my results and I would do it again. I mean, my boobies are sooo soft and squishy |
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04-28-2007, 11:41 AM
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Keep a few extra pairs of hands around to do the job!
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Pete has willingly volunteered.....what a guy!
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04-28-2007, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by sdgrrl
I can vouch that Marty is indeed okay, and the Akron medical community is on notice that if they do ANYTHING that hurts my grrl, they will wish that Michelle was their biggest problem!
Marty, I almost melted my cell last night, we talked so long! It was HOT when we called it a night! We'll have to continue our conversation once my phone cools off. |
LOL....we are kinda hot huh??? I love getting a chance to catch up. I don't think we missed a topic under the sun!
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Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts--Winston Churchill
Lap RNY 9-7-05
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Cleveland Center for Bariatric Surgery
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04-28-2007, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Blueyz
Mine will be 2 years in June and they are still nice and soft, too...but I had an encapsulated breast(saline)for 10 years and it was a pain and not a pretty site. The silicone are much nicer, softer and smoother. I know you will agree that they feel real natural...and soft and squishy... |
Lordy, I hope so!!! This hard boob thing is unnerving.
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Marty
Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts--Winston Churchill
Lap RNY 9-7-05
Dr. Ben-Meir
Cleveland Center for Bariatric Surgery
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04-28-2007, 11:55 AM
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Not trying to make light of your problem at all Marty, but between you and Dyann's issues with PS, and Dale's post above, I'm thinking my little wrinkly torso can just stay that way... I'm a-skeered. |
Naaaaahhhhh, I don't regret. I am happy with my results. I do have to admit that I may remove the implants later if they keep encapsulating. But I LOVE my plastics.
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Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts--Winston Churchill
Lap RNY 9-7-05
Dr. Ben-Meir
Cleveland Center for Bariatric Surgery
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04-28-2007, 12:25 PM
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Oye vey sweetie - I am so sorry you have to go through surgery again, but your PS had better take good care of my Marty!!!
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