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Subject: Re: Metal braces?

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Donnie

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Date Posted: 20:54:30 07/22/04 Thu
In reply to: Garizona 's message, "Re: Metal braces?" on 20:29:17 07/22/04 Thu

Thanks, Garizona, for your comments.

In my company (about 250 people at this site) there was one woman, probably mid to late 20s, who had metal braces...unfortunately she left the company two or three months ago before I got serious about this and had a chance to talk with her about it! Anyway, I barely knew her so it would have been odd approaching her and asking her about the state of her teeth.

In your first note you asked if I had spoken with friends/family/co-workers about getting braces, and the answer is that I haven't. For some reason this seems like the scariest part of the whole process to me. I'm undecided as to whether I should talk about this with one and all or not say anything to anyone. I wonder how most people address this pre-braces issue.

In any case, good luck on your big day next week!

Donnie

>
>LOL - I've been thinking I must have a long-lost twin
>in New Jersey... and he has my teeth.
>
>One thing I forgot to mention -- I work in a 3-story
>building and I just recently noticed there's at least
>one braces-wearer on each of the other two floors.
>We're in different departments and we don't know each
>other, but I suspect we'll be bonding on some level in
>the coming year.
>
>Sounds like you do your homework orthodontically and
>financially. Good luck!

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Metal braces?	Garizona	21:59:01 07/22/04 Thu

Re: Metal braces?	Dianne	09:13:29 07/23/04 Fri

I told everyone I knew about it	Kevin from Vancouver WA	09:49:50 07/23/04 Fri