These are the stories about all of the times I have injured or hurt areas on my face and head. I have had a lot of major and minor injuries to my face and head and now all of the stories are coming out. So I hope whoever is reading this enjoys these stories. I will start from the bottom up on my face so the first story is about how I dislocated my jaw. So early this past summer I was at kickboxing practice and I was sparring and training with my friends just like any other day. But when I was sparring I had my hands to low and my friend landed a perfect punch on the left side of my jaw. And as soon as it hit I felt a big pop and my jaw was like stuck in one place. Luckily my coach just came up and popped it back in, it still hurt for the next day or so but its been good ever since. …show more content…
I wasn’t wearing my mouth piece when I should have been and I got hit in the face and it somehow chipped my tooth. Also 2 of them are from dirt bike wrecks, just falling or flying off from trying new or stupid stuff. And I think that is it for teeth. Next up is when I broke my nose, and ill bet you can guess this one is also from kickboxing. I got faked out and went to duck a punch and they threw a leg kick and their shin hit straight on at my nose. I think its all good now but I could pop my nose back and forth for like a month, honeslty I probably shouldn’t have been doing that. Alrighty next we have my eyes, I have had multiple black eyes throughout the years. From fighting with my cousin, to hitting it from doing stupid stuff, and also from kickboxing. And recently I got hit in my eye pretty hard at wrestling practice and it was black for a few days but there is also a blood clot in my eye. Its supposed to go away within the next
I am a really nice person, I have dreams, and I set high expectations for myself. There are a couple of things that stand in my way and doesn’t allow to achieve my goals, but what bothers me the most- RBF. RBF is just a nicer way of saying that person seems to be angry, upset, irritated or bored because of their expressionless face. Resting Bitch Face is what I would like to change about myself!
Poor dental hygiene is the main cause of cavities. Cavities depending on how bad the pulp decay inside the tooth ...
As a young child in elementary school, I struggled in the regular classes of language arts and math, and this caused my teachers to put me into Special Education. I recall hearing the regular students call me “stupid” all the time behind my back. When I had my regular classes in Social Studies or Science none of the other students wanted to be my partner in the group projects. I felt like an outcast, and my self-confidence was exceedingly low. However, I knew that I was not the smartest kid, but I was a hard worker. I begged my mom to help me convince the teachers to allow me to to join the regular classes in the 5th grade. Fortunately, my teachers agreed, and in my regular language arts class I was motivated to prove to my teachers, my classmates,
My first contact experience was deaf coffee that was held on friday january 22nd at the lighthouse church in puyallup. I was here for about 3 hours from 6-9pm. For me this experience was really weird because i’ve never been in a room of complete silence with so many people communicating so much before. If i hadn’t even notice the doors being widely opened i probably would’ve walked right by the room to be honest. First look at the room and it was quite spectacular. People of all race, ethnic background and culture were all smiling and enjoying each other company. First thought that came to mind was “wow, this is special”. People all getting along in acceptance and connected under one cause, American sign language. The people here are somehow more accepting than the regular people you would find in the outside world. So the first face that i notice is this guy i saw at highline signing at the table with some other people in the student union at highline. I met him earlier this week, his name was aj. I started there, figured i had at least one connection to the deaf community at highline. Went up fingers shaking just managed to get out hi my name Averi. In response he signed i know you, Averi correct? The syntax from ASL to english is still hard for me too cognitively figure out but i figured with
During the first session with the client we went over the consent form and I asked them if there were any questions about it, which they had only one to make sure that it was not being show to the entire class, once answered they signed the form. I think that when I make my own form I will have a better understanding of how to explain the reason behind it and also better explain what it is form. After the form was signed I conducted and interview with the client.
My first experience with a dental incident was when my twin fractured her maxillary central incisor by being popped in the mouth with a pole vaulting bar. At the time my parents couldn’t afford to have the tooth fixed and she walked around with a fractured tooth for years. This incident has haunted me to this day while I notice people’s teeth as I am out in public.
It was May now, and Ashley and I had been talking about when she would take her hat off. She only had a couple of bald spots showing. We decided by June that it should be entirely covered and then she would stop wearing her hat, but the Lord changed our plans. He told us in two weeks she was to take her hat off. Two weeks came, and her head still had a few bald spots.
17 year old Carley Sturges’ head was pounding. She knew something wasn’t right. Earlier that day at her lacrosse tournament, she was struck with a lacrosse stick across the temple. She had fallen down but didn’t black out. She finished playing the tournament. For the next two and a half months, she slept a lot, mumbled, and couldn’t carry on a conversation with others.
A thin coating of tooth enamel covers the dentin of your tooth, which is also somewhat translucent. Sometimes the tooth enamel wears off significantly from over exposure to acidic foods or drink, leading to over sensitivity of the tooth from nerve exposure. Porcelain veneers can aid in your tooth pain relief.
The tooth is the hardest structure in the body, with the strength of enamel exceeding that of bone. If teeth are so tough that they can grind through wood then that begs the question why we keep losing them? It’s nearly inevitable that at some point in life you will lose some of this super tissue just by having a sip on your fizzy. Although it seems that there is a large number of ways for you to lose dental hard tissue, they can be boiled down into to broad mechanisms: Mechanical destruction e.g. trauma; and Acid dissolution.
Losing a tooth can significantly disturb your quality of life, creating some difficulty in everyday activities like eating and speaking. Although modern dental restorative procedures have resulted in a considerable reduction in the number of teeth extracted each year, many people still have one or more missing natural teeth in their mouth. According to an estimate, about 70% of American people aged 35-44 have lost at least one of their natural teeth. If you are one of them and looking for a permanent and lifelong replacement option for a missing tooth, then dental implants should be your first choice! What is a Dental Implant?
As my friends and I played on the playground, an accident occurred, then, I was rushed off to the hospital due to the accident. I had to wear my cast for 3 months but, it wasn’t so bad. There were good qualities of breaking my arm, but, I suggest not to break your bone.
The story of me getting stitches is a good story. It was on a Monday night, at around six in the evening. I was in the living room and I vividly remember watching Drake and Josh. The episode was the one where Drake and Josh were in the dancing contest. Being me, I thought I could dance like them, which I couldn’t .
The day after it happened I went to the emergency room hoping to get some answers. It was not broken, just sprained, and they told me to sit out for two weeks and then I would be as good as new. My two weeks ended up being five, I knew
For myself my own personal nonverbal cue would be silence. Silence made me misinterpret a message at work when I asked my supervisor about my time off a few months in advance and it took her a few days to even respond to my email. I like to plan out my days off and work around my co-worker schedules as well as my kids schedules and plan a few months ahead just so it’s no issues. I just found out my kid’s spring break was the same week my coworker is going on a week vacation. I felt bad for my kids because I can’t never really take time off because I don’t have the hours since I have been taking off so many days for my current health situation. I saw my supervisor and she even came up to me about other things after I sent the email. I started giving her the silence treatment because I felt she was ignoring me. After a day or so she called me to come in her office only to question the days I asked off. She was asking if I really wanted the days off. I really felt bummed because it’s like she wasn’t approving my time because she was asking if I wanted those days off. In my email I said “If I have the time off” I would like those days off. That meant if I had earned the time off and was eligible to take the time off I would do so.