A woman describes years of severe nerve and muscle pain she attributes to implanted medical devices. After a ruptured brain aneurysm, hysterectomy in 2020, and spine surgery in 2022, she wishes she'd recognized the implants as the cause earlier and avoided years of illness.
Had I known that it was the implants, it would have saved me many, many years of horrible illnesses. Um, so in 2018 is when it got really bad, and I started to just have a lot of nerve pain and muscle pain. And I was an avid— Um, exerciser. I did Zumba 6 days a week and, um, ate decently healthy. Not like I'm doing now, but, um, you know, I would— not a heavy drinker, not a smoker, all the things. And all these things were just going bad, wrong. So I had surgeries from 2000 2018, I had a ruptured brain aneurysm and I survived that. 2020, I had a full-blown hysterectomy. And then 2022, lumbar spine surgery 'cause my spine was deteriorating and I had scoliosis. That I never knew about, but as the years went by, it just, you know, my health was declining, declining, declining.
