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Tue Apr-05-05 05:36 PM
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| I'm so very hungry but unable to eat |
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Just arrived home from the dentist, my mouth is numb, if I eat it will drool out of my mouth. I dislike this feeling. I tried to have a glass of water, it just ran out the side of my mouth. When I am able to eat, I am going to eat and eat well.
PS, it is 3:36PM here in Phoenix, I've not eaten all day. Poor me!
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Tue Apr-05-05 05:38 PM
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| lenidog
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Tue Apr-05-05 05:38 PM
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| 2. Maybe a milkshake through a straw might work? |
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It isn't exactly a quality meal but it should probably hold you till you can eat properly
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Tue Apr-05-05 05:43 PM
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| 3. The numbing is beginning to wear off |
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I really don't want the calories from a shake, but great idea. You are tempting me though, there is a DQ right down the street.
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Tue Apr-05-05 05:45 PM
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Tue Apr-05-05 05:55 PM
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| 5. Its not the healthiest of meals but I figure |
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the straw should let you eat it and it would be filling and help keep the hunger pangs.
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