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Arleen
07-04-2003, 12:13 AM
Hi Cheryl:
I haven't been on the board tons today, but haven't seen you around. I hope everything is okay with you. I'd hate to think you're out front still wrestling with some poor skunk who won't go into the cage. I hope the skunks don't spray your $$ tree. Money trees don't take too well to that sort of thing.

Today was another sunny, warm day (mid-80s?), so I took some stitching outside and enjoyed the garden. I love summer, and it's not nearly long enough.

Think I'll start getting ready for bed as I've got acupuncture tomorrow morning. If I forget to mention, have a nice 4th of July :round:
Hugs,
Arleen

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CherylLynn24
07-04-2003, 01:01 AM
Hi Arleen,

Hope you're doing well!
Cheryl

Arleen
07-04-2003, 01:56 AM
Hi Cheryl, and Cheryl's husband :)
Sounds like you had a busy day. Mine are pretty laid back, apart from dental and acupuncture appts, because it's hard to get up to do much. I go to acupuncture once a week, usually Friday mornings. Insurance doesn't cover this and it adds up quickly. I wouldn't go but it's the only thing that's given me any pain relief. It doesn't completely take the pain away but makes it manageable. It would probably work much better if I had a proper nightguard because I'm sure that's causing a lot of the pain. Hopefully, soon enough I'll have a properly made splint which will give me some comfort.

Please thank your husband for his comments and concern; it's very nice to meet him :) and I hope he's doing well today, but how can he be, when skunks have invaded Ohio. I think you and I were both psyched about my appt yesterday - it's nice you care. I think I got caught up in the moment, as he seemed like such a nice guy and so knowledgeable or something. But when I really sat down and looked at the money thing, after my eyes stopped rolling around in their sockets (thanks for your math brilliance in figuring out how much $$ I'd have to pull from my tree), I just couldn't see doing it. It would have meant spending $3,800(up front) + $600 (per appt) = $4,400 just to get to appt. 2. What if it was a terrible appt. Too bad, the money's gone. I balanced that against spending $277 for the second appt with neuro #1. If that ends up being bad, I'm still out some money but I can live with that loss (plus insurance probably covers some of the check up stuff). I also feel somewhat comforted knowing neuro #1 will be following a more standard (LVI) route. I still think he's new at this, and may not do everything perfectly, but when I think back 2 weeks, I couldn't even locate a neuromuscular dentist. So, he may not be perfect, but he'll be at least a bit better than seeing a regular dentist to have my problems treated. I don't expect that he'll be anywhere near as wonderful as the dentists you and Diane have. Those are special people, with a really caring heart. I spoke with the treatment coordinator and receptionist today and they'll try to get me in earlier, but who knows? You've only got another week until Mike gets his splint!!!! I hope this helps him tons!!! Oh, have you tried re-using those things for the tens machine?

Anyway, I should get ready for bed. I don't imagine Mike's tens-ed yet, so you'll probably be doing that shortly? Pleasant dreams to all of you.
Hugs,
Arleen

CherylLynn24
07-04-2003, 03:18 AM
:) :) :) :) :)





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