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Krissy
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Posted at 20:36 on 11th March 2009

LOL Ron!!!

How are you feeling to day Ron?

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Sue H
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Posted at 21:12 on 11th March 2009

When I was at work the other week one of the girls asked me if I wanted some gum. I declines, as I am not allowed to chew gum. But then I thought, 'what if she is trying to tell me something' so I asked, and she said I had bad breath. 

So I went against Doctor's orders and chewed some gun for a few minutes.

I'm always glad when someone is open enough to tell you you stink. 

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Krissy
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Posted at 21:16 on 11th March 2009
You can't chew gum Sue?? I can't live without gum!!
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Sue H
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Posted at 21:53 on 11th March 2009

You may live to regret it Krissy. 

The constant chewing motion can play havoc with your temopro-mandibular joints. I am trying my best to avoid a bone graft from my thigh, which is what the Doctor has suggested.  It's quite easy to give gum up, when faced with that option.

Besides, it looks so ugly don't you think? 

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Cathy E.
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Posted at 22:02 on 11th March 2009

I think it does Sue esp. when people chew it with their mouth open like a cow chewing on it's cud! 

LOL at Ron! Could be the litter box Ron!! PHEW!!!! Yell 

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Cathy E.
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Posted at 13:21 on 12th March 2009
Hi everybody!!! Laughing
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Krissy
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Posted at 13:25 on 12th March 2009
On 11th March 2009 21:53, Sue H. wrote:

You may live to regret it Krissy. 

The constant chewing motion can play havoc with your temopro-mandibular joints. I am trying my best to avoid a bone graft from my thigh, which is what the Doctor has suggested.  It's quite easy to give gum up, when faced with that option.

Besides, it looks so ugly don't you think? 


WOW!!  I had no idea!! I think I'll stick to Lifesavers then!!

 

Hi Cathy..how are ya today?

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Cathy E.
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Posted at 13:32 on 12th March 2009

I am good! Thanks for asking! How are you?

The other thing about chewing gum is that when you chew anything your brain sends a signal to your stomach that food is on the way. So all those gastric juices start filling up your stomach to prepare the food for the rest of the journey. If you don't send it the food it is waiting for those gastric juices then can tear up your stomach. It's kinda like drinking a soda but you didn't. Yell 

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Stephanie Jackson
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Posted at 13:39 on 12th March 2009
Hello Cathy & Krissy - time for me to go back to work!!! (I don't like chewing gum - it hurts my jaw!!!)
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Cathy E.
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Posted at 13:42 on 12th March 2009

Have a great day Stephanie. So glad I got a few minutes with you!!

Krissy got any extra life savers? 

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