A woman in her mid-70s had breast implants for 40 years and became severely ill around the start of COVID. Conventional medicine couldn't find the cause. After explant surgery, she improved dramatically within six months and credits it with saving her life.
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About 40 years.
Early 70s (speaker later says maybe 75; described as late 70s now).
Around the start of the COVID pandemic.
About six months.
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But she said, she tells me all the time, he saved my life. You know, I'll give you one story I thought, because I thought this was remarkable because of the age of the patient. I've had a couple patients in their late 50s that I've actually sent to you, and they thought, well, I'm too old for this. Maybe, you know, it's going to cause more problems. And then I give them a story. So I have a patient, she's in her early 70s, and this is right around Covid, when Covid started. She thought she had got Covid, but she didn't. And she got really sick and was basically dying. She went to you and you explanted her. And. And she's maybe 75 now. I mean, this is. Yeah, five years ago. So, yeah, so she's even older, late 70s. But she said, she tells me all the time, he saved my life. I thought I was dying. And it was the X minus. They were in there for like 40 years. Super sweet little lady. But, yeah, 40 years. And she just. She's. She's like a spokesperson for you because she tells everyone in here. Because sometimes I'll refer patients that I've. That I refer to you. She got out and she's remarkably, you know, much healthier. And she's went through the surgery just fine. But I mean, that lady, it was severe. She was on her deathbed. I mean, she thought she was about to die. And medicine, modern medicine, this allopathic, had no idea what to do. They told her it wasn't her implants, and she came to you. And somehow, miraculously, six months later, she's a new human being.
