Re: for katja

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your replying with your experience Katja, my

orthodontist said that instead of wearing braces for 3 months after,

they will come off after the surgery (i guess 6wks?) and then i am

all done. So surgery does seem to be the last procedure. I think

because it is NHS they don't get to spend as much time with you as

they are soo rushed. I have no idea who my surgeon is either,

haven't met them, which also is a worry! Well guess just have to

sit on the waiting table until April to see what they say, obviously

I shall explain my worries. I just hate not being able to plan

anything, people at work need to know to book holidays around me, i

have all the girls asking me where are we going for my hen do, my

partner can't book his stag do away as he wants to be with me when i

have the surgery and we are having fertility treatment in August.

Just all gets a bit much. Guess things come in 3's!

x

> >

> > Hi all,

> >

> > ooohhh I am getting in a right tis! I am getting married at the

> > begining of september and still have no surgery date yet. I

> > discussed my wedding at the begining of my treatment and they

said

> > if i left it until September that will be fine, now i am getting

> > worried as I have no date yet!

> >

> > I am having upper/lower/genio and will be ready for the

operation

> in

> > May. I have been having dreams that I end up getting married

in

> my

> > braces or that I am still recovering 1 month post op on a liquid

> > diet, can't say 'I do' and pass out in the church! I am

getting

> > all stressed that i am running out of time and don't want to

still

> > be swelled and bruised for the big day, is it too soon to be

booked

> > in for surgery? I just wondered what the general timescale is

> > between getting your date and the op. I am going back at the

end

> > of April and will ask again but if anyone can ease my overactive

> > brain for the time being...

> > xx