Shocking new video from Sarina Valentina!!

[postopadmirer]

Why?
Why do you think?

There's a been a shit ton of stories like this one before, there'll be a shit ton after this one.

No matter who warns them of the dangers, girls want instant results (usually on the cheap (or, it's all they can afford)).

Point taken
POA

[SammiValentine]

That is what I am saying, they are always implants, never injections; no health professional would inject silicone DIRECTLY ! It is just a "bag" full of saline/silicone.

My apologies - I found it hard to glean that from your original post - my bad. x

[Nivek]

Awww this Breaks my heart! All the best for you Sarina!!

[Silcc69]

Can somebody give me a rundown as to what happened she was taking a bit to long to explain what was going on.

[FreddieGomez]

200% passable, voice and body

the baddest

[Ben]

It's very sad

It is....
Just a question: would [or maybe should] public health care cover breast implants??? I mean, if we had universal public health care --

[Ben]

It is....
Just a question: would [or maybe should] public health care cover breast implants??? I mean, if we had universal public health care --

[TSPornFan]

I am sorry this is happening to her. Everyone should know better than to go to a black market doctor.

[Ben]

What Sarina says at the 9:24 minute mark, "I don't have health insurance." This is why we need universal public health care. Everyone, especially Sarina now, needs care. We need it. Americans want it. Why don't we have it? I think it may have something to do with concentrated private capital -- ha ha!
Anyway, public health care is about kindness and compassion. It's also more efficient and brings about better results....
I mean, even President Obama's own mom was fighting with insurance companies when she was literally dying of cancer.
And Obama said in 2003 he was in favor of single payer:

[Gillian]

This is why we need universal public health care. Everyone, especially Sarina now, needs care. We need it. Americans want it. Why don't we have it?

A topical issue as we have the problem in the UK with the French PPI implants. It now looks like the advice will be to have them removed but should the UK's National Health Service pay for all of those removals?

I say no. Woman who had implants done privately for cosmetic reasons should, IHMO, get them removed at their own expense. On the other hand, women who had reconstructive surgery on the NHS following, for example, a mastectomy, should certainly have the removal paid for. Were she in the UK, Sarina could probably argue her surgery was part of her transition and hence not simply cosmetic.

I think the problem is that very few if any PPI implants were used by the NHS and the issue is with private plastic surgeons, famously, poorly regulated in the UK.