My Smile is Suffering!

[Guest guest]

, I got a giggle out of this. It's funny you should say that

about suffering and smiling. Right now I have a toothache, have had

it for a week or so. I have no dental coverage and probably will

have to get it pulled eventually. I still have lots of old amalgan

(mercury) fillings in my mouth. I just don't have the cash to do

anything about it. Frustrating.

Love & Healing Hugs,

Sunny

-- In , " Emerald Kittee "

<emeraldkittee@...> wrote:

>

> hey Sunny!

>

> It's early here, and I first read what you wrote as " Crest " like

the

> toothpaste, lol! Wow, did you suffer for your smile! j/k then I

> realized it was Crestor. Yah, we are all different and unique,

that

> is for sure.

>

>

>

>

> > >

> > > I have been having trouble sleeping/staying asleep and since I

> am

> > > now sick and need to get well for explant on Friday, the dr.

> ok'd

> > me

> > > taking an ambien. I never got drowsy, but said I 'felt it in

my

> > > muscles' - after sleeping for 3 hours then waking and trying to

> > > rest, I got up only to nearly fall to the floor. The pain in

my

> > > right upper leg was so severe - my muscle felt frozen. I

> couldn't

> > > walk normally at all. Also, my right arm had tremendous pain

> and I

> > > can't lift it very high. I had a stabbing pain in my left

> > > intestinal area as well, along with wheeziness. Now if I stop

> > > working out for a few days, I do get joint pain, all the time,

> but

> > > nothing like this.

> > >

> > > Can it be this ambien crud? I didn't just 'sleep on it wierd'

> > > either - I am supposed to be at work right now, and can barely

> > move,

> > > and tears literally pour down my face when I try to sit down or

> > step

> > > into the shower.

> > >

> > > Has anyone ever experienced this? I don't plan on taking that

> > stuff

> > > again.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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