I just the got top ones out as were such a mess from falling and banging something ... chipped and broken and
then the calcium eating up and medication doing damage. Was either a case of getting fillings or all pulled.
Julie
Julie Hope
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----- Original Message -----
From: "dvsayer" <dvsayer@yahoo.
To: <epilepsy@yahoogroup
Sent: Sunday, December 27, 2009 3:33 PM
Subject: [epilepsy] Tongue biting and video
Hi all,
Thank you for the ideas for tongue biting.
We've considered a mouthguard, but I'm concerned that with the spasms and movements it may become dislodged
from its position and end up lodged where it shouldn't be, causing more problems. This may be a silly
thought, but scary for me.
Hubby doesn't have false teeth - maybe that's an option - we could have them all removed! ;-))
He had another GM last night. Unfortunately I was not quick enough at getting my makeshift preventative roll
across his teeth, so his poor tongue is bitten again. Sigh.
He's up making coffee for me at the moment - although stiff and sore he refuses not to carry on 'as normal'.
I'm absolutely astounded at his resilience - he refuses to give in to self-pity. If the tables were turned
I'm sure I'd be far less able to cope.
Interesting to see the video with the child - not long after we were discussing videos on this group -
coincidences sometimes amaze me.
DVS - Oz
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