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Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 26
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Thanks Teri and Sandi, your words and prayers mean so much to me. Everything went well, except we did not use a dam d/t my jaw wanting to lock up. The dam made it impossible to work in my mouth so they were extra viligent with the high speed suction. When I was done, I was overcome with tears. I couldn't help but just weep. I have had mercury in my mouth sense I was 9 and the thought of no mercury was too much for me to control my emotions. Teri, I am going to follow Andrew Cultlers protocol as best as I can understand it. My ability to comprehend many things is still a big problem for me and I am constantly rereading to get it to stick. Slow and steady as Sandi says is what I am going to try to do I can't afford to rush because my kids need me to be there for them mentally and physically and I have had too many of those days where I couldn't be a mom to them. God knows and understands and I just need to give it up to Him <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I am so glad it went well for you. Wow - the exact thing happened to me when they were done with my last filling, I just started to cry. They had to give me a few minutes before they could finish with my bite. I totally understand about the comprehention thing - I call it being brain dead. One of my boys wants to teach me chess so bad but I just cant learn anything at all. I tried to explain to him that my brain just isn't working the way it should right now, but hopefully some day it will get better.
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