I have never really had too much problem with dental, other than them requiring me to transfer into their chairs. However, I get my work done at the VA, so I can't complain too much.
Sorry to hear about your issues with feeling down. I myself have been going through some of that lately. I don't often have these difficulties, but just trying to work through them is vital. I didn't get a chance to read all of your other e-mails, but I hope you are able to work through pretty quickly. Good luck on the dental work. Quadius On 1/14/08, Dr. William E. Heft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all. I need to respond to those who have written to my letter during > the last few days, as this is very beneficial to me. During the last 6 > years, the total time I have had my spinal cord crush, I have not been > bothered by depression, until now. I've got to work extra hard at breaking > out of it. All I want to do lately is just sit and do nothing. I do mean > nothing, so writing to those of you here on the list is a good exercise for > me. > > Ok, here's something new. Anyone ever run into a wall when it comes to > dental work? Because of my t-1 condition, I must have all my teeth > removed. Problem is, dentists do not want to touch me. The state of > Illinois is great when it comes to paying the medical bills, but not so good > on the dental end. > > I have been told that the dentists, like the medical doctors, are afraid > to become involved with us. I was turned down again by a dental clinic in > Chicago, and it was the last one. > > Sooooo, I'm wondering if anyone else on the list has had this problem, and > if so, what they may have done to solve the problem. > > Again, many thanks to those who have seen replies to my last letter. > > Bill in Il. >
