'My boob 職業 killed my baby': Distraught mother 非難するs PIP implants for 毒（薬）ing her unborn child

By Daily Mail Reporter

Published: 13:35 BST, 28 March 2012 | Updated: 14:17 BST, 29 March 2012

Distraught: Suzanne Ellis, who is waiting to have her 欠陥のある PIP implants 除去するd, believes the 漏れるing silicone 与える／捧げるd to the death of her unborn baby

A grieving mother says she 非難するs her 欠陥のある PIP breast implants for 殺人，大当り her baby.

Suzanne, 31, from Widnes, believes her 決裂d implants? - which 含む／封じ込めるd 産業の strength silicone usually used as mattress stuffing - 毒（薬）d her baby.???

顧問s could find no explanation for the child's death and now Suzanne wants to 警告する other women that they too could 直面する the same 運命／宿命.

The pharmacy assistant said: 'I had been ill for years when I 設立する out my implants had 決裂d 漏れるing 産業の silicone through my 団体／死体.

' The silicone was supposed to be used in mattresses not humans. If it can make me so ill, I’ve no 疑問 what it did to my tiny defenceless baby.

'I think the 毒（薬） in my 団体／死体 that made me so sick killed my baby. Nobody can say for sure if there is a link between my implants 決裂ing and Ivan dying, but I do know for sure that before I had PIP implants I was always 井戸／弁護士席, and after having them I was always ill.'

Suzanne, who also has a daughter 老年の 14, is now waiting to have her implants 除去するd. She visits the 墓／厳粛／彫る／重大な of her son Ivan - who was still born at 27 weeks - every week.

'When I decided to have implants I thought I knew all the 危険s. I never thought losing my son would be one of them.

'Now I want to 押し進める for an 調査 into this because I believe my son would be alive now if my implants had not 決裂d. No mother should bury a child. The thought that my implants may have played a 役割 in his death kills me.'

Suzanne was 26 when she went under the knife to have breast implants at a Manchester clinic in April 2007.

She’d gone from a 34A to a 34D and had been delighted with the results.

‘I thought I was 存在 sensible by not going abroad. I paid a 賞与金 price for the 操作／手術 at a good clinic in England. I’d done my 研究 and had 十分な 信用 in the 外科医.'

Suzanne put the £3,800 cost on her mortgage. ‘It was 価値（がある） every penny. I felt feminine and attractive for the first time in my life.'

But six months after the 操作／手術 her 権利 breast started to swell.

‘It was hot and painful but the 外科医 had 警告するd me swelling was normal while they settled.'

At the same time Suzanne started to を煩う repeated chest, ear and throat 感染s.

Health 問題／発行するs: Suzanne was delighted with her implants 最初 - but began to 苦しむ ill health soon after having them put in

Grieving: Suzanne Ellis with her ex partner Adam and baby Ivan after he was 配達するd

Before having implants she’d never had a day off sick, but soon she was visiting the doctor's 外科 every week.

'It just wasn’t like me at all. I felt awful for my boss but he was very understanding.??

'My mum asked if could be anything to do with my implants but at the time I told her not to be daft. Now I wish I had listened much sooner.'

As the weeks passed she 苦しむd chronic 頭痛s and some days barely made it out of bed.

Then in January 2008 she fell 妊娠している.

'It was a surprise but we were delighted and couldn’t wait,’ says Suzanne.

But as the pregnancy 進歩d she was drained by constant sickness and illness.

'I’d been 妊娠している before so I knew what to 推定する／予想する. But this was horrific.

'I was 絶えず exhausted, vomiting and aching. I knew it wasn’t just morning sickness.'

At ten weeks gone she was 認める to hospital and put on drip. She spent the next two months going 支援する and 前へ／外へ for 治療.

味方する-影響s: A year after she had her implants put in, Suzanne fell 妊娠している - but at 10 weeks began to 苦しむ 激しい itching, constant vomiting and aches and 苦痛s that led to her 存在 hospitalised

Then at 18 weeks Suzanne developed an 激しい itching across her entire 団体／死体. ‘I begged the doctors to help me because I felt like there was something under my 肌 in my 血. It was awful.'

They 実験（する）d her for food アレルギーs but results （機の）カム 支援する 十分な説得力のない.

'They seemed baffled too. Nobody could give me any answers.'

At 20 weeks Suzanne and then partner Adam 設立する out they were having a boy and 選ぶd the 指名する Ivan. Thank fully にもかかわらず all the 複雑化s, baby seemed to be developing 井戸／弁護士席.

'I bought some blue 着せる／賦与するs and got his nursery ready. We were so excited about his arrival, even though the pregnancy had been so bad.

Mystery: Suzanne, pictured when 妊娠している with the child she lost, says doctors were baffled by her illness

'I’d spent so much of it in hospital or in bed that I couldn’t wait to get 十分な 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語.'

But then at 27 weeks Suzanne’s waters broke and she was 急ぐd to hospital by 救急車.

She was given 医薬 to try and stop 労働. The に引き続いて morning a ざっと目を通す showed it seemed to have worked and the amniotic fluids were 補充するing itself.

‘I was so relieved. The ざっと目を通す showed him sucking his thumb and I felt 保証するd that he looked comfortable and content.'

She was 認める to be 監視するd and scanned every morning to check baby was 井戸／弁護士席.

But five days after 存在 認める a ざっと目を通す showed Ivan had suddenly died. ‘We were distraught. It didn’t make sense. He’d been 罰金 and now he was gone.'

Hours later on 9 June 2008 Suzanne gave birth to Ivan. ‘ He looked perfect from his eyelashes to his toes. I needed answers but nobody could tell me why my perfect baby had died.

'I just held him and sobbed, asking "why?"'

Not wanting to put him through any more she 拒絶する／低下するd a 地位，任命する mortem and Ivan was buried a week later. 実験（する）s were carried out on the placenta that showed it was healthy.

'It was a mystery to the 顧問s and me. How could a seemingly perfect baby just die with nobody knowing why.'

‘After the funeral it got worse because nothing made sense. There was no explanation for how ill I had been and no 推論する／理由 for Ivan to have died. It was 拷問.

'I felt like my whole life was 落ちるing apart and I didn’t know why.'

Months later the 強調する／ストレス of losing their baby 原因（となる）d Suzanne and partner Adam to 分裂（する）. Her health then continued to より悪くする and 12 months after Ivan had died she noticed 発射する／解雇する from her nipples.

'I was told it was nothing to worry about and 結局 it stopped but 非，不，無 of my friends had ever had anything like it. I was getting 脅すd.'

Then a year on she 設立する a lump in her breast and 恐れるd 癌. 'I was doing my hair when I looked 負かす／撃墜する and saw a lump the size of a two pence coin in my 権利 breast I froze thinking it was a tumour.’

Her GP thought it was more likely to be a cyst but when she got a high fever and started vomiting he sent her to hospital where a ざっと目を通す 明らかにする／漏らすd the horrifying truth.

'基本的に I was told my implant in the 権利 breast had 決裂d and had been 漏れるing silicone into my 団体／死体 for some time.

'The thought of all those 化学製品s coursing around my 団体／死体 for so long left me petrified. Suddenly everything clicked into place.??

'He told me to go 支援する to my 外科医 and get the implants out as soon as I could.'

破滅的な: The 強調する／ストレス of losing baby Ivan led to the 決裂／故障 of Suzanne's marriage. Now she wants to fight for an 調査 into the undiscovered 可能性のある 危険s of PIP implants

More bad news followed when she called her 外科医’s office to be told her implants had been made by PIP.

'It was just before the スキャンダル broke and they said a few women had been having reactions but when I went on line I was horrified. My implants were 欠陥のある and made with 産業の strength silicone used for mattress stuffing.

‘The thought of that 漏れるing around my 団体／死体 while my tiny baby was growing inside me made me shake with 怒り／怒る.'

'No wonder I had been so ill. No wonder my poor baby had died.

'I 需要・要求するd answers but nobody could tell me for sure if that’s what took Ivan’s life.

'I’m not a doctor but as far as I can see, a link cannot be 支配するd out. I was a 井戸／弁護士席 woman, I had a healthy pregnancy, then after my implants I got very sick and my baby died. It can’t be ignored.

'I believe the 化学製品s from my 決裂d implants made me so unwell that my baby was not able to develop and grow 適切に.

'The 製造業者s of PIP implants put my health at 危険 and in doing so, could have 危険d the life of my son. How many other women have 苦しむd?

'The French 政府 are 診察するing the link between PIP implants and 癌 ? I think we need to look at the link between still birth too.
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‘Nothing will bring my boy 支援する, but if I can 妨げる one more woman going through this hell it will be 価値（がある） it.'