Darlene

I guess leaving would still leave you with a problem to take care of. I remember that same feeling on the table when I was in labor. Wish I could just get up and leave this pain behind. But . . . it would just accompany me! I am so not into pain. I like to be out and not know what is going on. That surgeon would probably have tennis shoes marks up and down his whole body from me setting a record "start" at getting out of that chair and office. Hugs,

Darlene,
We were posting at the same time so I had to edit.

Vicoden should help. That was not a gentle ecperience. Feel better

Annette

OMG Darlene! What a experience you had. Now I know just why I am terrified of dentists....you never know when the one you had today will go somewhere else!

I am so sorry that you had to go through that to get your teeth out. I never would have thought that there are dentists like that anymore.

You will remain in my prayers that all goes well during the next several days.

ouch!

Darlene, I know a little of the pain ANY dental work causes, but  it sounds like you really went through the wringer.  I hope the drugs help, that you can get some decent antibiotics started, and that you don't need this ever again.

When I read your first post on the teeth, I imediately reached for the calcium citrate.  Thanks for the reminder.

feel better darlene

hugs, be safe and well, jacki

Darlene,
My God! That sounds like a horror story. What the hell? I have had my share of bad dental experiences but I have to say you are one tough cookie to continue to stay in that chair during all of that! I would have been long gone! I am glad you are home and on the mend. Take care!
Cheryl