Sometimes, I forget I have braces. I'm in a dressing room, with a shirt that might not seem terrible on me (even though I've got a long way to go), and then I smile.
And there's metal. And it literally shocks me.
And that's sad.
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Steph's blogging her journey through braces and upper and lower jaw surgery and a genioplasty. All her adventures with the insurance companies, popsicle sticks, teaching middle school band and orchestra with braces, playing the clarinet, and eating through a syringe :)
Braces went on January 22, 2008.
Surgery was July 1st, 2009.
Braces came off April 28th, 2010.
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Orthodontist: Dr. Rick Molen
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Endodontist: Dr. Jason West
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4 comments:
Lucky for you, I can't seem to ever forget! They are always bothering my lips.
Have a nice long weekend!
Oh, man, but also hilarious! I can honestly say I have not (yet) experienced the shock factor....I'm on the lookout, now!
How are things going with you these days, anyways? Is 'rude comment maker' sporting your shoe up her bum? :)
HA! I'm with Michelle, I can't seem to forget about them either. I've had them on for almost two years now so I don't really remember what it felt like in the beginning.
wow I forget mine and then every now and then I remember them when I see another brace face or when they irritate my gums. I think its a good thing you forget.
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