Hi Vowel Lady,
Do you still have that root canaled tooth or did you have it extracted?
I remember you said you purchased it, but did you get the opportunity to read the book by Dr Robert Kulacz and Dr Tom Levy... The Roots of Disease, Connecting Dentistry to Medicine?
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Originally Posted by Vowel Lady
Ok, I get it. Some  dentists worked on my mouth and left me with a very bad, likely permanent injury to the Trigeminal Nerve. My neuro told me immediately, after listening to the loooong horrible nightmare of a story starting with the first horrific BOZO dentist and ending with the last, that surgery would NEVER be an option for me. He tends to call it "atypical TN," and sometimes "nerve injury." I'm ok with these terms since I feel my pain and injury are basically "atypical" since I don't have compression in a nerve in my brain. I believe they need a category for "sadistic, Unintelligent, uncaring, greedy dentists drilling or doing some other stupid thing to the TN." SUUGDDDSOSTTTTN....that's me! I'm on a LOT of expensive meds and have good days and bad. It is very difficult and I try hard to keep my sense of humor.
It is weird how doctors will sometimes (maybe more often than we realize) agree to do procedures with little to no need or hope of success. My doc made my situation perfectly clear...what happened to me and what my limits are. |