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Sep. 11th, 2007 10:00 pmDentist appointment number two.
I think there's only one word to really describe that affair.
OWFUCK.
( LOLOL, I switch tenses like 6 different times in this, so be warned. )
I'm starting to think that it's just a general dentist trait that they must refuse to explain anything to the patients until it's over. So here's my letter to dentistry schools everywhere:
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Dear dentistry schools,
Some of us patient-types actually need to know what's going on to prevent freaking out. You're not saving us any stress by acting like it doesn't involve us. If we're asking, it generally indicates that we want to know. Teach your dentists this.
Encouraging thoughtful consideration,
Alexandria
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I think there's only one word to really describe that affair.
OWFUCK.
( LOLOL, I switch tenses like 6 different times in this, so be warned. )
I'm starting to think that it's just a general dentist trait that they must refuse to explain anything to the patients until it's over. So here's my letter to dentistry schools everywhere:
***
Dear dentistry schools,
Some of us patient-types actually need to know what's going on to prevent freaking out. You're not saving us any stress by acting like it doesn't involve us. If we're asking, it generally indicates that we want to know. Teach your dentists this.
Encouraging thoughtful consideration,
Alexandria
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