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thank you, you are such an angel. I was going to write to you before

Thursday. Wish I didn't have to do this but I do. They told me that the RA

may have played a part in the bad teeth. I think it is more the medicine we

take for the disease. With each surgery I have I ended up with a broken

tooth. I think from the breathing tubes.

Monday is my last class. I'm glad this semester was long and drawn out.

Two classes to go and I am finished. So now I have to decide what to be

when I grow up. haha!!!!!!!!

Anyway thank you for your note. You always know what to say. I will let

you know how it goes on Thursday. I am not being put to sleep, so it is a

little nerve racking.

Happy Mothers Day, your special,

Lynn

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> Lynn, the best of luck to you. I hope that the procedure goes well and

> that you'll recover quickly after all of your teeth are removed. May you

> be smiling comfortably and confidently soon!

>

>

>

> I'll tell you where to go!

>

> Mayo Clinic in Rochester

> http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester

>

> s Hopkins Medicine

> http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org

>

> Re: [ ] our pets

>

> > Hi a,

> > I wanted to let you know that I am having my teeth out next

> Thursday. I decided

> > to go to my own dentist. My son was concerned that if I went to the

> U. of P. and

> > anything went wrong I would be so far from home. I would have had to

> take the train

> > down there. Also I am chicken when it comes to dentist and I didn't

> want to have to

> > wait to have the work done little by little. My dentist is doing it

> all in one

> > day. He doesn't put you to sleep or anything. But he assured me

> there will be no

> > pain. So I have to go get the vitamin K checked. It is only a little

> better than

> > it was after the second surgery. So all this time taking the Vitamin

> K didn't

> > help. But then I don't know what would have happened if I hadn't

> taken it. So now

> > I have to take it twice a day to try and get it were it should be.

> They feel with

> > the whipple I just don't absorb it anymore. I find myself wondering

> whatever I am

> > not absorbing. Anyway I wanted to let you know. Oh I get my new

> teeth the day the

> > work is done. I have never had nice teeth so a part of me is looking

> forward to

> > being able to smile without thinking about my terrible teeth. Long

> story about my

> > teeth.

> > How are you doing? I hope you are happy in your new home. You were

> missed when you

> > were gone. Hope you are well and I think of you often.

> > Lynn MeMom

>

>

>

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Happy Mother's Day, Lynn!

That's great that you are so close to the end at school. You've worked

so hard. I'm sure you have some good options for the next step.

Don't worry about the extractions. I've had several over my life. The

most major episode was about 16 years ago when I had my wisdom teeth

removed. I was awake but sedated with nitrous oxide. Of course, they

also used local anesthetic. Three out of the four teeth were severely

impacted. I could hear sawing and all kinds of noise, but I didn't care

a bit! I felt absolutely nothing.

Recovery was so easy. No problems. No swelling. No nothing. That guy was

good.

Maybe you could wear headphones and listen to some nice music?

I don't know what to say about the cause of your dental problems in the

first place. I wish I knew. I can't blame mine on meds or surgeries.

Have a happy day today and good luck!

I'll tell you where to go!

Mayo Clinic in Rochester

http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester

s Hopkins Medicine

http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org

Re: [ ] Good luck, Lynn!

> thank you, you are such an angel. I was going to write to you

before

> Thursday. Wish I didn't have to do this but I do. They told me that

the RA

> may have played a part in the bad teeth. I think it is more the

medicine we

> take for the disease. With each surgery I have I ended up with a

broken

> tooth. I think from the breathing tubes.

> Monday is my last class. I'm glad this semester was long and drawn

out.

> Two classes to go and I am finished. So now I have to decide what to

be

> when I grow up. haha!!!!!!!!

> Anyway thank you for your note. You always know what to say. I will

let

> you know how it goes on Thursday. I am not being put to sleep, so it

is a

> little nerve racking.

> Happy Mothers Day, your special,

> Lynn

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Thank you for your encouraging words. He promised me everything would be

okay. But now I have a really bad cold so I don't know if they will do the

work on Thursday. Lately when I get sick I keep it for a few weeks. But

if it can be done I want it done and over with.

I have had to double the vitamin K I take. Seems I can't absorb it and that

was a problem with the surgeries. Caused all the bleeding problems. I have

had to double the prilosec and companzine spelling. But I feel okay and

even gained a little weight. I think because I was eating so many

crackers. Living off them so I have cut back. I try to introduce different

foods sometimes it works sometimes I get very ill. I have accepted it for

what it is, it is better than the alternative.

I'll let you know about Thursday.

Hope you and the kids are well. It's spring here, hoping your weather is as

nice.

Lynn

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> Happy Mother's Day, Lynn!

>

> That's great that you are so close to the end at school. You've worked

> so hard. I'm sure you have some good options for the next step.

>

> Don't worry about the extractions. I've had several over my life. The

> most major episode was about 16 years ago when I had my wisdom teeth

> removed. I was awake but sedated with nitrous oxide. Of course, they

> also used local anesthetic. Three out of the four teeth were severely

> impacted. I could hear sawing and all kinds of noise, but I didn't care

> a bit! I felt absolutely nothing.

>

> Recovery was so easy. No problems. No swelling. No nothing. That guy was

> good.

>

> Maybe you could wear headphones and listen to some nice music?

>

> I don't know what to say about the cause of your dental problems in the

> first place. I wish I knew. I can't blame mine on meds or surgeries.

>

> Have a happy day today and good luck!

>

>

>

> I'll tell you where to go!

>

> Mayo Clinic in Rochester

> http://www.mayoclinic.org/rochester

>

> s Hopkins Medicine

> http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org

>

> Re: [ ] Good luck, Lynn!

>

> > thank you, you are such an angel. I was going to write to you

> before

> > Thursday. Wish I didn't have to do this but I do. They told me that

> the RA

> > may have played a part in the bad teeth. I think it is more the

> medicine we

> > take for the disease. With each surgery I have I ended up with a

> broken

> > tooth. I think from the breathing tubes.

> > Monday is my last class. I'm glad this semester was long and drawn

> out.

> > Two classes to go and I am finished. So now I have to decide what to

> be

> > when I grow up. haha!!!!!!!!

> > Anyway thank you for your note. You always know what to say. I will

> let

> > you know how it goes on Thursday. I am not being put to sleep, so it

> is a

> > little nerve racking.

> > Happy Mothers Day, your special,

> > Lynn

>

>

>

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