Do I Have Alien Implants In My Ears?

It was back in 2002 that I noticed a nodule in the cartilage of both my ears. The nodules are near the top of the outside of my ears. My thoughts have been that they were tumors caused by my first cell phone that I had gotten that year. But yesterday morning I was watching stuff about aliens and implants on the Discovery Channel. The one on my left ear is round, the one on the right is larger and like an oval or something. I recall occasionally feeling pain on a random basis, possibly in a similar location but i think this was many years before and was probably because I would occationally fold my ears (to see how far they would bend and if it would hurt). They do not react to permanent magnets. So am I just being entertained by my own paranoia or what?

[edit on 4-6-2006 by GlassRunner]

hmmm:

no offence mean , but why do people who notice inexplicable changes in thier bodies imidiatly jump to the assumption that its alien implants , and run to thier computer to ask ATS about it ???

here : are the details of beginign cysts :

medical encyclopedia

even the reference image fits your description to a tee , namely an hard ovoid mass :



so stop asking for advice from internet forums , and see a doctor -- if its begingn -- he will set your mind at risk , and PROMPT diagnosis and treatment is often vital in worst case senarios

i dont want to frighten you -- but a tumour you have only just notices is often easiliy treated , but if you ignore it and avoid real medical advice while you babble about " alien implants " you may delay treatment till it is too late

GO TO THE DAMMED DOCTORS FIRST THING MONDAY MORNING

OTOH -- if against all the odds , you really do have a forign body -- when it is removed , please upload all the picture / lab reporst etc . because then ATS will be interested

AH DAMN! Thats what I call bad news. Thanks for the info ill get to the doc asap.

I am resurrecting this thread because of some news I got today
I had to pick up my son from his mom today, and she told me she had to go to the Dr. this week, and when he was doing his exam, he looked into her ears, and notices a tiny BB like object in her right ear, it was perfectly round but small then a standard BB. The dr is referring her to a specialist to have it removed. I will be there when they remove the object. She says shes never been shot with a BB gun, but I wonder if its an implant. She also denies ever being abducted .
Once its removed, I'm taking custody of said object, does anyone know where I can have it be sent to be analyzed to determine if its of earthly or unearthly origin?

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Not exactly the same, but this made me remember the time I worked at a medical college and I volunteered for some MRI research - they did an MRI on me and found an "object" in my shoulder that they couldn't explain. They also did an xray to confirm it was there, and it was - no one had a clue what it was, though. Neither did I - I've never been shot and have never been "implanted" as far as I know . It's always been in the back of mind though...

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The only names I could find for someone to examine it are:

Dr. Roger Leir
Derrel Simms, nicknamed "the alien hunter",
Dr. John E. Mack

I do not know how to contact any of them but the first 2 are mentioned in most
references of removing and examining Alien Implants.

You might also like to see:
Search ATS at: A simple method to explore your body for an alien implant, page 1


Good Luck








www.alienscalpel.com...

Dr. Leir’s Bio

It has been said that Dr. Leir is one of the world’s most important leaders in physical evidence research involving the field of Ufology. He and his surgical team have performed fifteen surgeries on alleged alien abductees. This resulted in the removal of sixteen separate and distinct objects suspected of being alien implants. These objects have been scientifically investigated by some of the most prestigious laboratories in the world including Los Alamos National Labs, New Mexico Tech, Seal Laboratories, Southwest Labs, the University of Toronto, York University, and the University of California at San Diego. Their findings have been baffling and some comparisons have been made to Meteorite Samples.

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Dr. John E. Mack

I do not know how to contact any of them ....

I believe Dr. Mack passed away