OnlyHereForTheLolz
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Send them a nice gift and card apologising for not being able to come.What's a good excuse not to go to a wedding? I don't want to go as I'm pretty sure I won't know anyone there which makes it worse and even if I do know someone it'll be probably 1 person max 2.
But this persons given me over a years notice (still not a year away yet) so I can't really say sorry 'I couldn't get it off work'.
I went to a wedding recently where I knew no one and I just felt awkward didn't have anything to talk to anyone about and they all knew eachother so were talking about things/people I had no idea about.
Plus I really want to go on holiday at the time of year this wedding is but I won't be able to get enough time off for both
You don’t have to give them a reason just RSVP no
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I’m not scared of the dentist but could you take some calming tablets before hand?I nee some advice to get over some fears / mental block pertaining to dental work.
I went to the dentist on Tuesday due to wisdom tooth pain. The dentist advised the tooth is decaying and will need extraction.
He took x-rays and saw two significant abscesses around the root of two molars and advised extraction was needed because the roots are essentially falling apart (not surprised as I was aware of the root issues but postponed the procedures).
I will need to get implants to replace the two molars (which again I was aware of).
Now, I know I need to get all of this work done and it seems urgent as I need to protect the rest of my teeth and I’ve been quite self-conscious about the state of my teeth. The dentist is highly experienced (20+ years) with a solid training (including training in my birth city overseas where I know dentistry training is good), so I trust his expertise.
The issue is that I’m scared. I’ve had negative experiences with dentists growing up (one orthodontist who pretended they were correcting my overbite for 6 years with braces, when the social security stopped covering the treatment, they removed the braces and said they couldn’t do anything for me and dropped me as a client, overbite left remained in corrected. A few years later, went to a dentist for a check up and he started drilling into one of my molars 2 minutes in, without informing me or explaining anything. He didn’t finish the procedure and left me with a huge hole in my tooth which I had to fix elsewhere).
Does anyone have any advice on how to get over this? I’m terrified something might go wrong again.