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But Gabriella Artini must wait three months until she gives birth before having them removed.
The mum-of-one, 36, who is among 47,000 Brit women who were given the nowbanned implants that were filled with industrial-grade silicone, said: "At the moment I'm a bit like a time bomb.
"I'm waiting to get the baby out and then as soon as my blood returns to normal I can get the implants removed. And I will not have them replaced.
"If I had known even one of the contents of these implants I would never have had them."
There are fears that at least one of the chemicals found in PIPs, called D4, could harm a foetus.
Gabriella, who lives in Nottinghamshire, says she has suffered silicone poisoning which has caused chronic fatigue, white spots on her brain, muscle weakness and irritable bowel syndrome.
She has now joined other victims in a gross negligence action against the Department of Health (DoH).
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