A SUGGESTION FOR MOLDS

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Irish! ==

Ask for some Xanax before hand. And have someone else drive you to

and from! You'll be noddy, but the molds won't trouble you, I'll bet.

I had a bit of trouble with the last ones I had done -- never before,

though -- because the glop oozed out from the back of the top one.

Yuck!

Xanax will pacify you so that you won't care, I'd bet. Just don't try

to drive after you've taken it!

c.

> > Had my trip to the surgeon today. He was really pleased with my

> bite,

> > he even said that my ortho owes him big time cause he hardly has

> > anything else left to do (we'll see next week if my ortho

agrees).

> He

> > gave me the two options I knew he would... either snip the wires

> out

> > quickly without numbing the area, or enduring a few shots and

then

> > taking them out. I told him I'd prefer nitrous oxide and

> suprisingly

> > he didn't put up too much of a fight. So, I had the N.O. but I

was

> > still really panicking so he ended up giving me a numbing shot

> > anyway. Guess he didn't realize that it's all mental and I wasn't

> > reacting to the pain at all. So there I am, with the mask on my

> face,

> > squeezing the hands of two other doctors, tears streaming down my

> > face...everyone is saying " breath slow, just breath slow " ...I'm

> > telling you, I'm a complete basket case in that chair, and it

> doesn't

> > really seem to matter what they are doing anymore. Which of

course

> > makes me feel like I've lost it completely and that makes me cry

> some

> > more. All in all, a draining experience but no actual pain. They

> are

> > out and hopefully once I've completely calmed down I'll be able

to

> > enjoy not having them there.

> > Neta-lee