1 week to go... UK surgery

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Daveyboy
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#16 Post by Daveyboy »

I had the same thing when I had my wisdom teeth out (at the same hospital that i'm going to on Tuesday), I think I gave them the most confused look when they handed me a rubber glove! Guess I wasn't quite with it!

I had hoped to use 2 of the frozen gel pack things that i've bought, but it looks unlikely! I'll probably take them with me anyway and see what happens.

Pretty much ready to go now, just gonna pack a bag tomorrow as i'll be going back to stay with my parents afterwards for a few days.


Although I'll be looking forward to getting back to my own house.. as i'll have this pair looking after me!!!!
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Oh, and here they are "helping" me brush my teeth!
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:D :D :D
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clairet707
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#17 Post by clairet707 »

Aaaaw Dave, they are cute, hope they make good nurses!!


Best of luck for Tuesday, hope the ice packs work, though I didn't find ice that much help to be honest, I tried it and it just made my face number than it already was, which didn't help the dribbling!

Hope the zip n squeeze bags come in useful, if you have bought complan (the plain stuff, cant say on the flavoured stuff), make sure you flavour it with something, its rank on its own.....

See you on the other side :-1

Andantae
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#18 Post by Andantae »

You're recovery is going to be a snap with those DARLING little balls of therapy to nurse you back to health!
Braced 5-30-07 for 18-24 months
In-Ovation Uppers, Metal Lowers, TPA upper arch, Lower Lingual arch, no elastics.
100% Deep Bite, Crowding, Over Extrusion
BSSO & Genio surgery June 4th '08!


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"Truth is a bully we all pretend to like." Gregory David Roberts -SHANTARAM

Andantae
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#19 Post by Andantae »

Pugwash? Pugwash??!!? I LOVE it :lol:
Braced 5-30-07 for 18-24 months
In-Ovation Uppers, Metal Lowers, TPA upper arch, Lower Lingual arch, no elastics.
100% Deep Bite, Crowding, Over Extrusion
BSSO & Genio surgery June 4th '08!


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"Truth is a bully we all pretend to like." Gregory David Roberts -SHANTARAM

Andantae
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#20 Post by Andantae »

Sorry Davyboy, but a fellow cat lover will hopefully understand....

WOW! Pugwash is easily one of the most stunningly striking tabby & whites I have ever seen. (by far my favorite coloring). He's just gorgeous (I suppose he's quite-aware-of-the-fact-thank-you-very-much? 8)).

Yes, I'd say you were meant to have him in your life and it's lucky that he found you. It's obvious now that he was meant to be a Pugwash and there is only one other person (possibly on the planet) who would have named him that! :) You must have been completely dumbstruck when you discovered that book! (You know I'm teasing-I LOVE the name!)

I named my colt, 'Kinsale' long befoe he was born--or conceived for that matter. I just love that name and the beautiful little fishing village off the West coast of Ireland he's named after, AND, of course, 'Pugwash' was unfortunately already taken...... :lol:
Braced 5-30-07 for 18-24 months
In-Ovation Uppers, Metal Lowers, TPA upper arch, Lower Lingual arch, no elastics.
100% Deep Bite, Crowding, Over Extrusion
BSSO & Genio surgery June 4th '08!


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"Truth is a bully we all pretend to like." Gregory David Roberts -SHANTARAM

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