Friday's extraction

 I just lost a complete dictation for today I'm having to do it over again. I hate it when that happens when I hit the wrong keys on the keyboard. Anyway of course the biggest event of the day was the tooth extraction but before that I hardly slept at all last night it seemed and the only thing I can attest it to would be the upcoming surgery, dental surgery. I felt like I had a pressure sore on my butt all night long and I thought perhaps it was from sitting on the padding that Melissa has on my butt. Didn't make sense but it certainly felt that way until I got up at 6:00 a.m. and then all the pain seem to go away in the whole morning up until then faded. I still had a lot of my mind don't want to be sure I was ready for the 12:00 appointment. I didn't worry about anything this afternoon after the doctor's appointment because I got my 200 minutes in already on the arm bike so I was okay to go. I just hung around the apartment till around 11:45 then headed over to the dentist's office. I didn't have much of a breakfast cuz I wanted to keep things light in my stomach as far as not sure what all the drugs the doctor was going to expose me to. But I finally did go over to the dentist office I was impressed as I crossed the parking lot I can see that the door was open the Secret side door that I always enter. Cindy you must have seen me coming over and she had the door open for me that was very kind I thought. I was about 15 minutes earlier than the time that was stated on my card so I was directed to the waiting room which is very cramped even for able-bodied people let alone wheelchair Folk.

Eventually I was called in to the middle office it was quite a challenge backing into the office the way they want me so I can extend my chair and lay back down so the dock can access my mouth. It took a minute or two but we finally did it. You got me going on the nitrous oxide. They weren't sure if I've been charged the laughing gas but it quickly view of the contract show that I had it done it was okay it was worth it to me. Eventually they shut my mouth up with the novocaine and whatever else they use. The first tooth that came out relatively easy very little trauma second one was very a kind of difficult. Creed my dentist for this extraction did a trick that I thought was cool and tooth came out much easier. Then it was a matter of showing up the wound and write me three prescriptions which I thought was a little Overkill but maybe not. Right now I'm feeling no pain and that's as good as it gets.