...right?
Well, other than a little bit of sensitivity here and there, and the smell of teeth smoke, it didn't hurt. That is, until he accidentally slipped at the very end and cut into the soft veiny underside of my tongue.
Then the floodgates opened.I went to get a sonic slush afterward (Route 44 Lemon, no peel is my signature order) since it was happy hour (half off drinks). My mom must be psychic, because when I told her over the phone she said:
"Well, you should go to Sonic and get a slushie"
*sluuuurrrrrpp*
"Oh, haha, good you got one!"
But maybe when I was talking to her over the phone some of the anxiety spirits flew through the lines and got her, because I know this whole thing isn't easy for her ether. I love you, mo-mo, don't be sad :(
5 comments:
aw, you and your mum are so awesome! What a great support system you have.
I think the crying thing is totally normal. For me, the emotions didn't really hit before surgery, but afterwards. I've been an emotional wreck!
Get it out girl! It's good for you.
Unbelievable - he slipped and cut your tongue? *sigh* I'm sorry to hear that. Right before the surgery, life was pretty tense for me, too. It's like we bottle-up all our fears and worries, and then something out of the ordinary happens, and bam - the floodgates open, as you said.
I hope the crying helped, though - at least, as a release from all that pent up pressure.
That slushie sure sounds good, too!
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M
Oww!! I would have cried, too... except for I wouldn't have waited for the bathroom. I'm sorry :(
He cut your tongue???!! I hope he grovelled.
Ah, I've turned into a bawling baby over this whole surgery thing, braces, recovery and all. I don't even care anymore of what people will think, I see as what it is, just a way to evacuate tension and fears.
mylene
Hey, Kam! I have a random question for you that I'd like to ask over email: mverges@iusb.edu.
Yep, I've got something up my sleeve!
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M
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