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I lost my voice but not my boyfriend!

Posted 06-13-2009 at 05:35 AM by Sheba77

Two and a half weeks in and I'm getting used to my braces. Fortunately the guy I've been dating thinks they look cute so looks like he's a keeper! I'm still getting used to what I feel is a drastic change in appearance but they haven't been a complete blow to my confidence and I'm learning to smile again without being really self-conscious. I've been eating out and have been ordering most of the things I'd normally eat. The first time I went out with the braces to a restaurant I only ordered dessert but since then I've eaten a whole rack of ribs!
I lost my voice after the first weekend and can't be sure if it was due to straining it talking with the braces or if I caught a bug! It came back after a couple of days which was good because I kind of need it for my job!
My teeth have already moved a little, so that's reasurring, it's nice to know the braces are working! My only moan at the moment is the wax coming off and feelng like a fish caught on a hook when they dig into the sides of my cheek but I'm getting better at wedging it in place!

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    Good luck with your mouth toughening Sheba and it's great that you're becoming more comfortable with your braces!
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    Posted 06-14-2009 at 09:43 AM by Sunny Sunny is offline
 

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