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Janet Boxer, a 14-year-old was quite upset with the way she was tricked into anesthesia during her childhood for dental extractions. “The experience indeed deteriorated my dental future,” says Janet.
There are other miseries that I could share with all my buddies, like the demise of my grandma, that I could share with everyone – the cattle in my backyard, the hens and ducks in the coop, my stinking ferret, with my favorite pet turkey, and also family and friends. However, the miseries that remained after going to a dentist and belonged to me alone,” says Janet.
“I guess a visit to the dentist seemed to be end of my infancy and I was introduced to the world of contradictions where people speak one and practice one,” the dentist is one who did that always.
“One night, after mom bag piping us to slumber, I woke up with a painful tooth. Mom came and said she will tan my back. I remember crying and falling asleep.
The following morning has been even worse with my sis and brother teasing me and adding salt to the insult.
Salt! I remember grandma asking me to keep a pinch of it on the gums that is causing ache and I did so and felt relieved for sometime as well.
Sometime later I remember I was dragged to dentist, where I created a hell there for RNs.
One elderly nurse came and gave a beautiful pink towel and asked me to smell, I did and can’t remember what they all have done. I know they cheated me as a fool and went back home without even thanking anyone there.”
Janet continues, “As I went back I noticed one thing. There in no more pain and I could eat what I was doing without any ‘ouch’ or ‘ahs’. I thanked my doctor and the sweet nurse that made me smell pink towel containing sedative.”