About Us
Hi! Welcome to the "about" corner, where you'll learn a little about why I created this powerful program to help women with breast implant illness. 🙂
The Story
When I first discovered breast implant illness, I had no clue where to turn. What was happening to me?
What should I do now? What should I do next? Do I need to get these things out of me? How long do I have?
How do I tell my significant other? Who can I trust for information and support?
These questions, and more, endlessly ran through my mind. I felt like I was on my own because at the time
I didn't know anyone else who was going through exactly what I was going through, and this was one of the
most lonely and scary times of my life. Eventually, through weeks of digging and searching, I met a couple other
women who were going through what I was going through. For once, I didn't feel so alone... but I couldn't believe
there wasn't a community or a program that I could be a part of to help cut through the overwhelm and the unknown.
Over the past few years, I've met some courageous women in this BII community. One of them is Wendy Myers, FDN-P, NC, CHHC. She is an incredible advocate for our community, and an expert in detoxification and minerals. Through getting to know her, I knew I had to have her expertise and endorsement for this program. You'll find some of her recommendations in the BII Bridge, where necessary, to help fill in the gaps for the parts I'm not an expert in.
After I went through my explant and miraculous healing (I'm a whole new me), I knew I had to create a program that cut out all of the misinformation and fluff that's found in all the groups, and only include exactly what is needed for women to prepare for and heal from an explant surgery. The BII Bridge is the culmination of years of research, practice, healing and community support so that women like you have a resource and a home while overcoming the unique challenge of preparing for and healing from explant surgery. I know you'll find it incredibly valuable, because this is the program and the community I desperately needed when I first discovered breast implant illness. I'm here for you, and so is our amazing community.
The Story
When I first discovered breast implant illness, I had no clue where to turn. What was happening to me? What should I do now? What should I do next? Do I need to get these things out of me? How long do I have? How do I tell my significant other? Who can I trust for information and support?
These questions, and more, endlessly ran through my mind. I felt like I was on my own because at the time I didn't know anyone else who was going through exactly what I was going through, and this was one of the most lonely and scary times of my life.
Eventually, through weeks of digging and searching, I met a couple other women who were going through what I was going through. For once, I didn't feel so alone... but I couldn't believe there wasn't a community or a program that I could be a part of to help cut through the overwhelm and the unknown.
Over the past few years, I've met some courageous women in this BII community. One of them is Wendy Myers, FDN-P, NC, CHHC. She is an incredible advocate for our community, and an expert in detoxification and minerals. Through getting to know her, I knew I had to have her expertise and endorsement for this program. You'll find some of her recommendations in the BII Bridge, where necessary, to help fill in the gaps for the parts I'm not an expert in.
After I went through my explant and miraculous healing (I'm a whole new me), I knew I had to create a program that cut out all of the misinformation and fluff that's found in all the groups, and only include exactly what is needed for women to prepare for and heal from an explant surgery.
The BII Bridge is the culmination of years of research, practice, healing and community support so that women like you have a resource and a home while overcoming the unique challenge of preparing for and healing from explant surgery.
I know you'll find it incredibly valuable, because this is the program and the community I desperately needed when I first discovered breast implant illness. I'm here for you, and so is our amazing community.
About Christina
Christina is the Founder of Size: Happy and the Admin of the Facebook Group, Breast Implant Illness Rejuvenation and Education with Christina. Five years after she got breast implants, she began to feel the full effects of breast implant illness and by 2014, she was not even herself anymore. Feeling like she was dying with her body failing her and her mental health taking a HUGE hit, she set out to research breast implant illness and it all clicked. Christina explanted in August of 2018 and quite literally immediately got her life back. Now, her mission is to help women who struggle with their body image and/or suffer from breast implant illness heal physically and emotionally - fulfilling on her longtime love for helping and supporting other women. Nowadays, Christina loves to travel the world with her family, most recently taking an RV around the USA.
About Wendy
Wendy Myers is founder of MyersDetox.com. She is a heavy metals detox expert and functional diagnostic nutritionist in Los Angeles, CA. She is the #1 bestselling author of Limitless Energy: How to Detox Toxic Metals to End Exhaustion and Chronic Fatigue. Wendy hosts the Myers Detox Podcast about all things related to detox. She’s passionate about educating people on the importance of detox to live a long, disease free life. She created the revolutionary Myers Detox Protocol and Mitochondria Detox programs after working with thousands of clients around the world. The more Wendy learned, the more she realized that all the answers to health do not lie in our medical system. Food, detoxification and natural healing modalities must be used to compliment the advances in modern medicine.
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A Two-Phase Approach
There is a huge difference with what you're going through physically and emotionally before your explant surgery and after your explant surgery. This is why there are two phases offered for the B.I.I. Bridge Program: Pre-Op Phase (called 'Fighter Phase') and Post-Op Phase (called 'Warrior Phase'). You can enroll in either phase, or get both!
Choose Your Phase to Enroll In:
* Payment Plans are available for all options and can be found once you select an option above.
Here's What Other Women Have Said About The BII Bridge Program
Its just so nice to know you have someone right at your finger tips to help you get ready before surgery with the right mindset and getting physically prepared during the Fighter Phase. Join us for the new Bridge group!
