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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 573
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don't take offence anonymous , I know you wish me well, but I'm really puking my guts out with all this 'psychological approach'.
I've heard it from many doctors and it doesn't any get less ofennsive with each next remark (I know you don't mean offence), given the torture I'm going through everyday. Try to 'analyze' yourself when you absoluetely have no recollection of your past days OR LIFE, can't function on daily basis and you're basically vegetable. Oh yeah, but since my communication hasn't been affected (so much) and I *seem* to be understanding everything, everyone automatically assumes, againts as detailed as I can to my current ability explanation, that I must be 'ok' and can 'get a grip'.
Really, I would really LOVE to get my thoughts focused on sthg else, like Dr claiers advice, or a damn book, or movie, or a damn anything else IF ONLY I had a bit of **clarity** I had before I got seriously poisoned at the dental's office 7 months ago.
Geez, you know, I know I'm freaking out, but try to get a man over a cliff's edge and tell him to think of sthg other than 'how NOT TO fall'.
So, given my health situation is pretty dreadful, and I want to get out of this cage ASAP, I just wanted to inquire:
What are a person's chances of developing cavitations if the periodntal ligament hasn't been removed?
thanx
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