Warning: More stress about dental appointment

[susandennis]

So if you are tired of reading about my Tooth Trauma, just move along. I understand.

It's now lunchtime on Tooth Day Eve and I feel like the end of the world is coming. I can't not think about it. I wish it was over. I know it's not going to be nearly as bad as I think it is, but I still feel full of doom and dread.

I'm trying to only eat things that really need heavy duty chewing. I want to chew while I can. Time to go find some Cheetos.

Comments

cheetos?!?

[henare.livejournal.com]

go for the gusto! apples! beef jerky! charleston chew!

Re: cheetos?!?

[susandennis]

You are right... I am cheating myself. The cheetos were easy (we have a large stash at the office) but I think jerky is required and I think I'll just go get some. Thanks!

[kyrielle]

*g* Enjoy your chewing chance. Thinking good thoughts for you as tooth day approaches.

[estis.livejournal.com]

Hopefully you won't have any problems. One good thing is that you have stopped smoking...smoking is a very bad thing to do after an extraction (as my brother, the dentist, explained to me after he pulled one of my molars). Take care.

[susandennis]

I did not know that about smoking... I am sure glad I quit because I know if I hadn't, a cigarette would be the first thing I wanted after I got out of there. Thanks, that little piece of info makes me feel good about me.

[dlanor.livejournal.com]

You will be just fine. All that worry for nothing. Why worry if you can not do anything about it?

[susandennis]

I absolutely know you are right. It does help to hear it, though. This time tomorrow, my tongue will have a new lounge area and it will all be behind me.

[melodysk.livejournal.com]

((((((((((((((((((((((hug))))))))))))))))))))

Nothing on earth would persuade me to go to the dentist I am so phobic ..you have my deepest admiration