Will my boobs explode?

Hi there!

Hi Dennis! I hope you are well! :-)

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Sorry, couldn't help it. mstanley you look good in blue. :-))

I thought of that but I figured someone else should have the pleasure...LOL I'm glad I never had to even Think about those...yikes!!! but I did know a woman that had those that leaked back in the day. She was miserable, had to get a lawyer, go through all of the surgery to remove. She was a wreck. And on top of that she only did it because of her ex and then he walked out on her.

Way I figure, they don't like what I have....move on :)

I know, tks, favorite color, then autumns, and some shades of green since I have Auburn hair now. :) It's another reason I like NV, they choose my number one favorite color. :)

:-)

Kim, I believe that particular implant was used by doctors in Mexico. Maybe that is where she got them.

Maybe so grump but I would hope that even the DR in Mexico if that was the case let her know about the risks...

Kim, I would suggest that any woman who would go to Mexico and get cut rate breast implants at a cut rate surgery and hospital price is not too concerned or informed about the risks involved.

The risks of such surgery in the best hospitals in America is real and frightening enough. At least, in American hospitals with American doctors, a patient has some reasonable legal remedy if something goes woefully wrong. Such remedy is not available in Mexico, for the most part, and you are simply on your own.

grump in NM, where in America did you find American doctors. I just got done with a 5 month adventure for 2 count'em 2 different attacks of cancer and all of the surgeries that went with them except Chemo which I politely refused. All of my doctors were of Middle Eastern heritage and one even brought his own interpreter with him.

That's ok, Nutty. As long as they did you a good job. If you have a malpractice problem in America, you have recourse. In Mexico, you don't. I sincerely hope you are doing well.

My grandson was in the hospital recently and the pediatrician handling his case went to med school in the US. He was born in Tunisia -- this guy was good and smart as a whip and took great care of my grandson. He was a great guy, too. I really liked him and so did the family.

I agree with that grump and it is also her fault as well for not doing a background check on this place in Mexico, lets only hope that she did and also did some sort of prior research on getting the implants as well. I'm sure there are good DR's there you just have to take the time yourself to look and find them or she could have just gone to her Primary Care Dr. and they could have referred her to a good DR, that might have been the better idea.

grump in NM:, That's ok, Nutty. As long as they did you a good job. If you have a malpractice problem in America, you have recourse. In Mexico, you don't. I sincerely hope you are doing well.

Please don't misunderstand, grump, they took exceptional care of me. My point was, and still is, that we are importing our doctors, too. I was under the care of a Hospitalist, who came originally, and was educated, in Syria but was one heck of a guy, too. Why the heck aren't we, who are supposed to have the finest medical facilities in the world, not educating enough doctors to care for us? The Brit, who finally diagnosed me with colon cancer, was the last in a series of surgical specialists, and not a single one of them was American born.
I'm sorry to hear about your grandson. Is he OK now?

Nutty, My grandson had a kidney transplant 3 years ago when he was 15. These things take time and transplants come with their own problems, unfortunately. Thanks for asking.

He is here today with me. He likes staying with his grandpa and my Corgi dogs. Actually, I got the dogs to give him a little dog therapy, dog kisses and dog love - and they are doing a great job at their assigned task. He is sitting at his computer playing right now with two Corgi dogs in his lap. He loves those dogs and they love him, too. They make him happy and that is their job.

grump:, thanks and I am truly glad that he is coming along. You are on the money when you say that transplants come with side problems all their own and unique to the organ too. At his age he doe not need to be facing this and I do wish him well.

I also apologize, to the folks, for taking this thread off point if you will but we'll put it down to the senility of the old man. How'sat?

How'sat?

It's got a decent beat, and you can dance to it. I'll give it an 8.

Yep. #448- Boob-y Trap.