CynthiaWVirginia
Posts: 1915
Joined: 2/28/2010 From: West Virginia, USA Status: offline
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I grow ganglion cysts too, and so does my son. Years ago, I talked with our old librarian who had had 3 surgeries for these and they kept growing back, so I said to heck with the surgeries. My first two got large and broke on their own, after I accidentally bent my wrist too far. They had limited my range of motion after a while, when I had been babying them. Probably a cat tried to trip me and I saved myself by grabbing a wall or doorway. I felt pain, then noticed later that my wrist looked normal for the first time in months. I've been without anything noticeable now for over 5 years, but maybe that's because I'm not sewing for 6-8 hours per day anymore, and not spending hours per day writing. I love typing...it hurts the arthritis in my knuckles less than writing letters out by hand. LadyEternity, I would be interested in knowing those sliding scale clinics in my area. Not for myself, but for others I know that are on unemployment or are just underemployed and broke. I live in Bluefield, WV. What I need is dental. Do you know how to find out where a dental school is? My cousin goes to one in Dayton, Ohio area and gets all kinds of work done to her teeth for only $10 each visit. My medical coverage doesn't include dental, other than an office visit and the cost of pulling out a tooth...I am so not kidding. If you can help me with this, I'd appreciate it. Tug River in Gary for dental work sucks. For a cavity, it takes something like 6 office visits at $20+ per visit. That is the only place I know of for dental with sliding scale here, and I would even drive 3 hours away for a dental school. I was considering going to the one in Ohio when I visit my cousin each year. Thank you in advance...and I hope you know of something. Mom visited my sister in Texas and my sister charged and is paying for all the dental work done, and mom feels guilty. I would like to give her an alternative next time. Pam, maybe you should ask LadyEternity about dental colleges too.
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