RE: The Other Side of The Table; The Receiving End.
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Yea.. I've seen people report to the Accident & Emergency on account of bleeding post extraction.
And the way they panic.. hilarious.
Being on the other side must have been quite the experience.
It's so much of an experience.
I currently have a swollen face.. I should write about that soon.
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Arghh! This isn't a minor issue. I'm now wondering if a routine patient would be allowed to use phone the same day the person passed through this operation. Or, is yours different because you are in the same line of work?
I Hope everything will get well as soon as possible.
While I wait for the follow up post from you, l will like to introduce myself officially as an Ambassador of @dreemport and our project is focused on highlighting quality contents like yours and presenting it for to our readers.
Yeah, we bring fresh eyes for your content.
This is how I will do it;
I will pick 5 posts from your this week and submit to our readers so, look forward to their comments, ranking and curation.
You can also grow your fan base through this.
What do you think? Can I go ahead with the submission?
Oh dear.. thanks a lot.
I'll greatly appreciate that.
About this, mine was a bit traumatic.. and I'm already recovered greatly.
Although, some don't get to this. It can be simple and straightforward with immediate recovery.
Like I said, I'm Igbo, and studies have shown that we have stronger jaw bones.
It's been 56hours already.
Wasn't using my phone initially as I needed great rest.. only did when the effect of the local anaesthesia work off, and that was 3hours later.
Alright... While you are getting back to your full house, I wish to see you fully back and active.
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Thank you Kene.. you've been my blessing this past few days😊🙏