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Javamom
The Annals of the extremely diverse, artistic, literary, and musical lifestyle of a Charlotte Mason education-loving family. Our philosophy, even though our children are all grown now, is to allow for time and space in each day to be present for those memorable moments; the ones both on and off the calendar.
"'Stay' is a charming word in a friend's vocabulary."
~Louisa May Alcott
2 comments:
Feel better SOON, beautiful lady! How come you are having to take pain pills? Are you okay??
Concerned...
Sheila
I had a back tooth go bad over the six month. It began to break up and I lost the filling of the root canal. So it was time to get it removed surgically. The silver lining in this: The tooth in front of it had been repaired over 20 years ago, but it seems that when it was done, a small metal file was left (broken off and unreacheable by a basic dentist), which is not completely unheard of. Well, it traveled back toward the root of the tooth that was removed today, and I think the surgeon said he was able to get it out!
I also chose to have an implant put in today as well, as we had enough in our emergency fund to do so, thanks to the Lord bringing be Spanish students to teach in my home this past year and a half.
So, just a couple of pain meds necessary for the first day or two, then I should be able to take plain old tylenol.
Now to obey all my Dr.'s orders for proper healing. The first one being (and I quote :-) "Limit talking and enjoy the peae and quiet!! The micromovement of your mouth while speaking dislodges the tiny cells trying to do their job.
Bwwwahahahahaha! I love that! Thanks you for your sweet message. I'll keep you posted on my progress.
I take this as a good excuse to let the kids make smoothies for me and sit and watch movies with me when they have some time. Ky took me by her Starbucks on the way home and got me a protein shake (Vivano) made with mango, banana, and green tea...I *highly* recommend it! It turned my gauze green though, but I was instructed not to change the first gauze for almost an hour before changing.
Thanks for checking in on me!
So thoughtful and I really appreciate it!
Java---Smoothiemom (for a few days or so!), off to lie back down again.
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