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Faye
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Posted: Tue May 11th, 2010 05:04 pm |
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I just visited the dentist yesterday... And my teeth lots of major work to be done, though I'm hoping I wouldn't need any root canal.
This might seem a weird request but please do send some healing and reiki energies for my teeth. 
Ahhh, healing time indeed.
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lady_raven
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Posted: Wed May 12th, 2010 04:39 am |
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| Sending healing energies your way. Keep us informed.
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Faye
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Posted: Mon Jun 28th, 2010 07:30 am |
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| Thanks Big Sister. I have my second appointment tomorrow. I'm doing my best to keep myself healthy. Healing myself as Mother Gaia heals.
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Posted: Mon Jun 28th, 2010 01:40 pm |
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sounds like fun.......AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHhhhhhh NOT....I'm sending reiki to you hon...positive thoughts.....healing energies...
keep us posted.....love you...dee
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spiritdancer77
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Posted: Mon Jul 5th, 2010 07:15 pm |
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I too,will send healing energy your way.
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Faye
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Posted: Fri Jul 9th, 2010 11:59 pm |
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| Namaste and thank you!
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spiritdancer77
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Posted: Sat Jul 10th, 2010 11:25 pm |
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Your're welcome. I know the meaning of major dental work.My last trip to the dentist I spent 6 hours in the dental chair. no fun at all. I'm scared of the dentist ......LOL...The sound of the drill.....eeeekkkk!!!!!!!!
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Faye
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Posted: Tue Jul 13th, 2010 12:52 am |
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HaHaHa, spiritdancer! I love going to the dentist, but after the first two visits I have with this new dentist, I realized I have never seen some of the dental tools he has. Thank goodness for the 4 (or was it 6?) shots of anesthesia!
This dental work I'm going through reminds me of the oil spill... Quite a weird analogy one might say. But it made me think, my teeth were rotting inside out and I never really paid attention to it until one of my fillings came off and my dentist said we might have to do root canal. He said there are many ways to preserve the teeth, I should have been doing them all this time. I was in denial for a year over it, until I heard about the possibility of getting a root canal. I now have an electric toothbrush, floss (everyday!), and I try to stay away from sweets (it's hard!). And yes, lots of water is good too I heard, if in case I couldn't brush my teeth right away because WATER has minerals that combat bacteria.
Oil spill thing, we've always known these companies were there but we never really focused much attention until the big one. Sad, really.
Though I am hoping clean up and healing time is not too late... Both for my teeth and more than ever, for the Gulf Coast. And doesn't it make you think how odd it is that now the damage has reached Texas? Home for biggies who are so into drilling the coast? What goes around really comes back around.
Anyway, I'm blabbing. I just thought it would be interesting to share this bit. I heal as Mother Gaia heals, that's what I always say. 
Last edited on Tue Jul 13th, 2010 01:01 am by Faye
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Posted: Wed Jul 14th, 2010 12:47 am |
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| I will be sending healing to you. I just finished reading Doreen Virtue's new book on AA Raphael...I highly recommend it.
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Posted: Tue Jan 25th, 2011 09:17 am |
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Many Dentists recommend extracting impacted teeth that are only partially erupted. Bacteria can enter around a partially erupted tooth and cause an infection, which can extend into the surrounding bone and become extremely serious. Impacted teeth continue trying to break through the gum tissue even if there is not enough room to accommodate them. The continued pressure caused by this attempted eruption can eventually damage the roots of nearby teeth. Removing a tooth that is impacted can often prevent infection, damage to adjacent teeth and bone, and save pain in the years to come.
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Posted: Tue Jan 25th, 2011 10:55 pm |
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wow nelsonn......are you a dentist??? You seem to know your 'stuff'
welcome by the way.....hope you will share more of yourself with us?
dee
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Faye
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Posted: Sun Mar 6th, 2011 07:41 am |
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More teeth work... 
My dental fees are sky-rocketing.
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