My mouth is opening wider since my last post which was 3 days ago. I have been making myself eat really chewy things, like dried fruit, and powerberries and larger pieces of meat. I think the chewing is helping to loosen the muscles. It is a little uncomfortable, but I know it will only get better then more I work it so I might as well suffer through the aches I get at night, which really are not that bad. It's better than the aches and pains before surgery.
Thats they other thing my jaw has not popped once since the surgery, and I no longer get migraines weekly. My jaw seems to be loosening up, and I think once its opening all the way it will be better than ever. My neck still hurts a little, but no where near like before surgery. I guess I hold all of my stress there, I should just go get massages more often. Poor me : P
I got my hair dyed today, between my new lower jaw and smile, and now the hair I might be feeling a little overwhelmed. I wanted a change... well I got it. It's growing on me. If I decide I hate it I will just add some blonde in there to lighten it up. I can't tell if it looks unnatural, since I have always had light hair.
Well happy October! I can't believe fall is here, and 2 months and 1 week have passed since my surgery! Crazy!
Hope everyone has an amazing week!
Thanks for taking the time to post. I have this surgery coming up in about 4 months. I have just taken to reading the blogs of those who have already done it and it helps. OK, the immediate post op stuff doesn't excite me but the results for the few people I have seen so far have been incredible. Thanks for your sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou bet, blogging really gave me something to do especially in those first few weeks, and helped me really see my progress. : ) I was pretty freaked out before the surgery with all the what-if's, but in hindsight it's really only terrible for a few days, and before you know it you will be back to normal life with a few inconveniences. Def worth it! Wish you best of luck on your surgery!
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