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(@star99)
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Sunanda hope you feel better soon,and this might cheer you up,a few years ago when working in Retail and on this day was at customer service,went for my lunch break and while eating I felt a snap and froze,looked in mirror and my front tooth had broken at root,there was no one to cover me and just had to stand there trying to smile without opening my mouth,that evening I almost used super glue to put it back in temporarily and then decided to use fixadent but it did not work.What made it worse is that my colleagues kept trying to make me laugh,had to get replacement eventually but it was funny at the time.
Anyhow hope you can have your cuppa soon 🙂


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sunanda
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LOL, star, what a dreadful thing. At least mine came from the back and the gap can't be seen.
Reikiangel, you've obviously read the leaflet I've been given! And YES, I have had my cup of tea. (And a nice soft bit of bread and goats cheese.) And I've realised that the silver lining is that I have permission to sit down and do nothing for the rest of the day (well it says for a few hours but that's more or less the rest of the day anyway!)
I feel like putting the heating on though, it's so cold and miserable here.


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CarolineN
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Love, Light and Healing on the way Sunanda! Oh, and lots of sympathy ...:hug:


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sunanda
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Thanks, Caroline. Actually I'm beginning to feel like a bit of a fraud as really I'm just fine. Numbness gone, no pain....enjoying the sitdown, if truth be told!
xxx


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I don't know what you like to do to ease your mind, but I like to just sit in my conservatory and enjoy my plants. Or sit in the garden (weather willing) and watch the insects go about their business.

Anyway, think ahead - things will be better soon. Take care.


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