I have no idea how it is legal to be continuously

implanting people, but it's a money game.

If I had the choice to do it all over again,

there is no way I would do it.

And I promised from that moment before they put the mask on I literally said out loud I will never

Ever shame this beautiful gift I was given again not in front of people and especially not when nobody's watching.

I would never ever have mutilated my body like this.

I remember coming out of surgery and just starting to cry because it was the first time I could

take a deep breath.

It was like I had my life back, you know?

For me, brain fog was definitely a really large factor. I had much clearer, more concise thoughts.

I wasn't tripping over my words nearly as much. It was just an

immediate change in how I felt. The majority of issue with any type of

implant illness is the inflammation and the havoc that it causes on your body.

They just have no way to stop being in a fight or flight mode.

Your body is constantly fighting itself, trying to remove the object,

not knowing why it can't clear itself, and it's

getting backed up.

Three years ago, I removed my breast implants, and it was by far one of the best decisions I made for my health and my body.

And the audio that you are going to hear today is from three years ago.

This is really fun to experience this again with you and have a little flashback moment because this was recorded in July of 2018.

I was 28 years old and this was 12 days after my breast

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