Always better to get that - I'm absolutely terrified of dentists (and doctors) - and can honestly say, the sedation is brilliant.
Always better to get that - I'm absolutely terrified of dentists (and doctors) - and can honestly say, the sedation is brilliant.
You may need to request it before you go, because it needs a trained person to administer it.
Teeth are a darn nuisance!
I had a very nasty experience with our second son/caesarean, and it wasn't something you ever 'get over'. As a result, I not only have a zero pain threshold, but I find it hard to trust the medical profession at all levels. That mistrust has been compounded by other mishaps, misdiagnosis and poor treatment given to both my Father and my husband, plus a poor experience myself with a GP in recent years.I am not too bothered about doctors trish, but i have to admit i am not keen on visiting the dentists. And yes teeth are a bloody nuicance when things start going wrong. In all reality i haven`t done too bad with mine, lost a few over the years with accidents etc, but hopefully the dentist can use what good ones i have got left, and as i mentioned earlier, get a couple of nice bridges made.
It`s gonna cost me a pretty penny though, but it will be worth it as i am sick of taking pain killers and using antiseptic mouthwash.
I do like the RY ..like to add a bit of Confusion to it too!
Enjoy, it really goes by too quick.
Vape On
Burnie
Awreet Ian,
Took 6 or 7 days to get here mate. I dunno about them massaging anything, but i didn`t pay any duty on it. Well worth trying a few Ian, can`t really go wrong at them prices. I know i have only tried one out of the five, but i will try a couple more tomorrow and post back.
Now get back to your beer, been p**sing down ALL day here.
Well today didn`t go quite how i planned it to. First of all the SD&C started tasting meh in the rocket, so i thought clean, dry burn, and new rayon will sort that out. The bloody coil shorted on me, so when removing it, one of the tiny screws came out of one of the posts. Took me half an hour to get the bugger back in.
Anyhoo, i built a nice new micro which came out @ 1.5 ohms. Filled her back up, and she is back to her yummy self.. Yep having two teeth removed next week
And boy i am NOT looking forward to that.
So anyways, only had time to do one more of my kayfuns, I filled this one with MBV blood orange. Hmm, gotta say this is another very nice vape, again full of flavour and i am certainly getting plenty of juicyness with it. So out of the two i have tried so far they both get a big.
I had a very nasty experience with our second son/caesarean, and it wasn't something you ever 'get over'. As a result, I not only have a zero pain threshold, but I find it hard to trust the medical profession at all levels. That mistrust has been compounded by other mishaps, misdiagnosis and poor treatment given to both my Father and my husband, plus a poor experience myself with a GP in recent years.
Being able to get sedation for dental treatment was a huge relief once I'd tried it.
I may not go to the dentist on a regular basis, but I do at least know there is a very good way to deal with it.
Sedation is also available for other medical procedures, but again, needs to be asked for.
I chose to pay for BUPA rather than life insurance years ago, and still have it, although I never want to actually need to use it!
My husband didn't keep his company private health insurance when he retired, so I did pay for some private hospital treatment he needed early this year (after a 2 year misdiagnosis by our GP - he actually had B.C.C) and it was worth every penny! Instead of asking for yet another appointment, I made an appointment direct with the Nuffield and he had consultation/biopsy two evenings later, and was all done within 2 weeks. Would have been faster but Christmas got in the way!
Far better value than a new carpet!
I'm sure you'll find it worth the cost to get your teeth fixed properly!
I've had them in my favourites for ages now, so I'll have to give them a try mate. I'll still go for extra flavour shots though, cos you know I like my juice with muscles
Bloody hell mate your certainly going through the wars
Well today has been a shocker for us too.
Got up at about 9am to go up the road to check out the Saturday market. Slapped the sun cream on, had a quick brew, then left the apartment. We planned to have brecky up at the market and spend a couple of hours wandering around. I was locking the door as the Wife was going down the stairs (we're on the first floor here). Next minute I heard a scream and the Wife disappeared.
She'd fallen down the full flight of stairs about 3 metres top to bottom
Had to get the ambulance and spent the full day up at the Hospital. She's chipped a bone in her wrist, so she's plastered up and she's got a few nasty bruises on her shoulder, hip and ankle. She was lucky she didn't break her neck. She's dozing on the bed now, after effects of the morphine I guess.
We were at the Hospital for about 8 hours in total. Luckily, I kindly nurse took pity on us and brought us a sandwich and some water, cos we hadn't eaten all day - she told us to draw the curtain round so the Dr didn't see us.
When we got back I checked the stairs, the Wife has actually cracked the tile on one of the steps - probably with her head
Main thing is, she's still alive and not in too much pain. I reckon she did it to get out of the washing up
So, might not post for a while. Need to do my nursing duties for a while.
So night all.
Too late!I think you've got enough juices already Trisha, stay away from the MT baker website
just ordered 6x10ml tester ones from Strix ...been going to try them for a while! Shipping was so cheap! Remains to be seen what they taste like! What an awful thing to happen! So sorry to hear about that. Hope she feels a lot better tomorrow and that it doesn't spoil the rest of the holiday too much for you both!Well today has been a shocker for us too.
Got up at about 9am to go up the road to check out the Saturday market. Slapped the sun cream on, had a quick brew, then left the apartment. We planned to have brecky up at the market and spend a couple of hours wandering around. I was locking the door as the Wife was going down the stairs (we're on the first floor here). Next minute I heard a scream and the Wife disappeared.
She'd fallen down the full flight of stairs about 3 metres top to bottom
Had to get the ambulance and spent the full day up at the Hospital. She's chipped a bone in her wrist, so she's plastered up and she's got a few nasty bruises on her shoulder, hip and ankle. She was lucky she didn't break her neck. She's dozing on the bed now, after effects of the morphine I guess.
We were at the Hospital for about 8 hours in total. Luckily, I kindly nurse took pity on us and brought us a sandwich and some water, cos we hadn't eaten all day - she told us to draw the curtain round so the Dr didn't see us.
When we got back I checked the stairs, the Wife has actually cracked the tile on one of the steps - probably with her head
Main thing is, she's still alive and not in too much pain. I reckon she did it to get out of the washing up
So, might not post for a while. Need to do my nursing duties for a while.
So night all.
Well, they could always shift your appointment to another day if the sedation isn't available every day. It's what I'd do 'cos I'm a wuss!
I remember my Dad taking me to the school dentist because they'd said he had to ...he regretted it because they pulled two of my teeth out without warning or any numbing at all - they said they were crooked. I was only around 7 at the time too. Our own dentist wasn't pleased when he saw what they'd done - the teeth they pulled out were never perfectly straight when they grew back ...just they way they're made!I had a couple of terrifying experiences with the dentist when i was a child.I had to have one of my front teeth removed after a bike accident, and i am not sure, but i think they used ether in them days to knock you out. I still recall the horrifying dream i had till this day. It is a really long tale so all i will say is, it was totally evil.
Another time i was just having a routine filling done, no injections given to numb me, and this bleeding dentist had his knee in my chest pinning me down while he carried on. I must say that if they tried that now, it would be them visiting a dentist.
Well today has been a shocker for us too.
Got up at about 9am to go up the road to check out the Saturday market. Slapped the sun cream on, had a quick brew, then left the apartment. We planned to have brecky up at the market and spend a couple of hours wandering around. I was locking the door as the Wife was going down the stairs (we're on the first floor here). Next minute I heard a scream and the Wife disappeared.
She'd fallen down the full flight of stairs about 3 metres top to bottom
Had to get the ambulance and spent the full day up at the Hospital. She's chipped a bone in her wrist, so she's plastered up and she's got a few nasty bruises on her shoulder, hip and ankle. She was lucky she didn't break her neck. She's dozing on the bed now, after effects of the morphine I guess.
We were at the Hospital for about 8 hours in total. Luckily, I kindly nurse took pity on us and brought us a sandwich and some water, cos we hadn't eaten all day - she told us to draw the curtain round so the Dr didn't see us.
When we got back I checked the stairs, the Wife has actually cracked the tile on one of the steps - probably with her head
Main thing is, she's still alive and not in too much pain. I reckon she did it to get out of the washing up
So, might not post for a while. Need to do my nursing duties for a while.
So night all.
Bob / Terry (or anyone else that uses a kick)
I'm going to get one for use in the ba gua, but looks like there is a bit of variance in price. Safety and reliability are a priority for me, so cost isnt really an issue unless the cheaper option is fine. Anyhow, i dont want to buy it from FT so have seen this on vape escape for £40
Evolv Kick 2 [VE567] - £39.95 : Vape Escape
or this on myepack for £13
Variable Wattage Kick Module - Accessories
Do you think the vape escape one is worth the extra? (i'm not bothered about the extra 5W really, 10W is fine, although i'd prefer 15W if it came to it)
Would you go for the myepack option or any others you can suggest?
Cheers
'cos he could!
Talking about chefs liquids, i am surprised nobody has give my favourite a mention yet
Terry, how long did it take for the MT baker stuff to arrive mate ?? I was looking at their juices before I first ordered from NT, but some of the MT baker juices got mixed reviews so I held off ordering. I know it's a case of everyone having different tastes and all that.
But with them being so cheap, I'm getting tempted again
Did they massage the value too for customs ??
I've been putting loads of stuff in my FT wishlist the last couple of days, so I can check them out properly when I get home - might just be the sun and beer affecting my judgement, but I need to be sober to check them out properly
I remember you saying about your husbands problems with the gp trish, that is one reason i have gone for private dental treatment. Well worth the extra money spent, and yes i will be ringing them on monday to request sedation, appointment is wednesday so hopefully that will be enough time for them to sort it out.
I had a couple of terrifying experiences with the dentist when i was a child.I had to have one of my front teeth removed after a bike accident, and i am not sure, but i think they used ether in them days to knock you out. I still recall the horrifying dream i had till this day. It is a really long tale so all i will say is, it was totally evil.
Another time i was just having a routine filling done, no injections given to numb me, and this bleeding dentist had his knee in my chest pinning me down while he carried on. I must say that if they tried that now, it would be them visiting a dentist.
Well today has been a shocker for us too.
Got up at about 9am to go up the road to check out the Saturday market. Slapped the sun cream on, had a quick brew, then left the apartment. We planned to have brecky up at the market and spend a couple of hours wandering around. I was locking the door as the Wife was going down the stairs (we're on the first floor here). Next minute I heard a scream and the Wife disappeared.
She'd fallen down the full flight of stairs about 3 metres top to bottom
Had to get the ambulance and spent the full day up at the Hospital. She's chipped a bone in her wrist, so she's plastered up and she's got a few nasty bruises on her shoulder, hip and ankle. She was lucky she didn't break her neck. She's dozing on the bed now, after effects of the morphine I guess.
We were at the Hospital for about 8 hours in total. Luckily, I kindly nurse took pity on us and brought us a sandwich and some water, cos we hadn't eaten all day - she told us to draw the curtain round so the Dr didn't see us.
When we got back I checked the stairs, the Wife has actually cracked the tile on one of the steps - probably with her head
Main thing is, she's still alive and not in too much pain. I reckon she did it to get out of the washing up
So, might not post for a while. Need to do my nursing duties for a while.
So night all.
