We have been having at least 2 -3 sets of people dropping by on a daily business. Only one or two from Tres Amigos. have dropped by. Most folks just want to know the cost of our rent and can they get that third last site. Ideally we want RVers to be here long term, ie a 5 month commitment. Many just want a month here and there. We and our friends are firm on renting two sites and hope that the 3rd site will work out as well. Hopefully not a 5th wheel unless they wish to drive in. We all want to have our own private patios.
This past Sunday morning as we were being “interviewed” about the third site, I noticed out of the corner of my eye the girls munching on a small seashell. Basically they ate a bit of the edginding. Carlie did not look good but she came out of it. Ciela on the other hand could hardly catch her breath and appeared to be choking. I first thought that she had tiny pieces of shell all through her throat that was moving downward. She was visibly suffering. I started googling the situation and other than immediate surgery ( it was a Sunday of course ) a possible solution was to mix tiny pieces of bread with some canned pumpkin. We had the ingredients, the thought was that the bread would absorb the pieces of shell and the pure pumpkin puree would help slide it our of her body. Ciela gobbled up what I served her but just lay still on her stomach. What to do, what to do?
I had tenderness in my mouth off and on Saturday. Saturday night was very uncomfortable and when I awoke Monday morning I knew that I required a root canal. OUCH!
Here I am, a full day later and my teeth are aching. I have been told that it is due to extreme inflammation.
He competed the job and we left, I was in worse pain than what I had come in with. So I am on antibiotics and anti inflammatories. Part of the pain comes from having to hold my mouth so very wide open for over an hour. On the way home the freezing started to come out. The pain was intense and I told Colin that I did not think I could make it home – ie pulmonia and lancha to the Isla. I wanted a morphine IV and an ambulance. Neither of my hip replacement surgeries gave me so much pain. Still this morning I have the pain. I guess I just have to let my mouth settle down and wait for the inflammation to go away.
So Dr. Wong only did a temporary filling and has sent me back to Dr Paty. He has no idea what she will do. The tooth is too short for a crown. Meanwhile he never levelled the bite of the tooth. So I am unable to bring my upper and lower teeth together on my right side or I scream. Dr. Paty won’t see me until Monday so that my mouth settles down.
Definitely a double whammy. I really don’t like to be in constant pain. No one does.
Yuk! Toothaches. I hate them! Re: Ciela, could it be shellfish allergy? Is this even a “thing” with dogs? It seems she is over the worst of it. Dogs know how to deal with these problems.
Ciela is still calming out her system. Wish I could get rid of my pain.
What a few days. Hope Ciela is better and same for you! Time to relax and enjoy and I’m sure you will as soon as this tooth issue is resolved. Enjoy the warmth. It’s only about 2C here in White Rock.
Brrr!!! Once the pain is totally gone that I will be into serious relaxation.
Contessa, what a coincidence! I’m finishing up a tooth implant/replacement this upcoming Tuesday. If the tooth is not eligible for a crown, with today’s newest technology, dental surgeons do a tooth/dental implant. This Tuesday is the day the new tooth is installed (last of the procedure). So many people have had this done, and it looks great. The dental surgeon will first take a panarama of pictures of your bone structure above your current tooth to determine if there is enough bone for an implant to be attached. If so, you are on your way. 1) get rid of the infection, 2) extract the unusable tooth, 3) surgeon will make a very small incision and implant the new root into the bone, and 4) new tooth and it’s configuration is generated by computer and the new tooth is screwed into the new root. Of course, all of this is a sequence of procedures done over about seven months. When the extraction of the old tooth is done and incision and implant of the new root is done, you will be sent home with plenty of pain medication. A diet of soft food will be necessary for a few days. Get some advice from dental people you trust as to who to use as your dental surgeon. It has worked well for me, and I am looking forward to my new tooth Tuesday.
Hope your finally result is all that you hope it will be. I don’t think I am there yet but I guess I will find out on Monday.