Saved by Silicone
Fox News
A 24-year-old Israeli woman is crediting an extra layer of protection for saving her life during a Hezbollah rocket attack which shot hot shrapnel directly at her heart. But it wasn't body armor that stopped the projectile, it was her breast implants.
Doctors say the shrapnel lodged in the woman's two-year-old silicone implants, just inches from her heart.
The woman didn't emerge completely unscathed, however. Her doctor says the shrapnel has been removed, but her life-saving implant had to be replaced.
A 24-year-old Israeli woman is crediting an extra layer of protection for saving her life during a Hezbollah rocket attack which shot hot shrapnel directly at her heart. But it wasn't body armor that stopped the projectile, it was her breast implants.
Doctors say the shrapnel lodged in the woman's two-year-old silicone implants, just inches from her heart.
The woman didn't emerge completely unscathed, however. Her doctor says the shrapnel has been removed, but her life-saving implant had to be replaced.
posted by Andy W. Rogers | 7:28 AM
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