Thankyou Lesley. Doing it now.
I'll fix your ph number now so you won't get spammed?
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It’s a really blurry photo Bruce and I can’t improve it. I’ve PM’d it to you. Maybe you have a magic wand. [emoji3]
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Steve has a magic wand!! He may even have a magic camera!!
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Thanks. I thought about that after I did it. [emoji849]BruceS wrote:Thankyou Lesley. Doing it now.
I'll fix your ph number now so you won't get spammed?
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I thought there would be a bandage around her mouth / tongue.
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She will love this I think you and Mr G had better run fast when she gets out
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Peter,
The lips are stitched together. They use dissolving stitches so no need for bandages.
The tongue will be sewn to the roof of the mouth to stop the movement and allow it to heel.
(try breathing though your mouth with your tongue touching the roof.) They have to be careful of a blocked nose. Fed though one nostrel, breathing though the other.
Not a funny situation.
I've got a friend called Nigel, he's told be about similar surgeries.
The lips are stitched together. They use dissolving stitches so no need for bandages.
The tongue will be sewn to the roof of the mouth to stop the movement and allow it to heel.
(try breathing though your mouth with your tongue touching the roof.) They have to be careful of a blocked nose. Fed though one nostrel, breathing though the other.
Not a funny situation.
I've got a friend called Nigel, he's told be about similar surgeries.
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Re: NO Hungi for this Tongueeeeeeeeeee
Poor Dottles, she looks miserable. 
Jee wiz any women with her lips sewed together would more than be miserable
, NOT being able to talk !!!!!!
George mate, I feel sorry for you when Dot gets to talk. Mate your going to need big thick earmuffs
PS Dot
Having a drink for your belated birthday xxx




Jee wiz any women with her lips sewed together would more than be miserable





George mate, I feel sorry for you when Dot gets to talk. Mate your going to need big thick earmuffs

PS Dot
Having a drink for your belated birthday xxx
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Yeah,
Nigel reckons you've really got to be careful with the roof stitch. The needle can't penetrate into the sinus otherwise an infection might start or worse, the stitches have to come out via the nose.
You have to pull out the tubes to get to them.
If it's infected, then it looks a bit like an ox tongue in the butchers.
Most surgreons are aware of the risks; I think Nigel studied overseas; the colder moist air in hospitals are worse. The african hospistals like Nigera where Nigel studied are best becuase the air is warm and dry. better for the nostil tubes and infections.
Nigel reckons you've really got to be careful with the roof stitch. The needle can't penetrate into the sinus otherwise an infection might start or worse, the stitches have to come out via the nose.
You have to pull out the tubes to get to them.
If it's infected, then it looks a bit like an ox tongue in the butchers.
Most surgreons are aware of the risks; I think Nigel studied overseas; the colder moist air in hospitals are worse. The african hospistals like Nigera where Nigel studied are best becuase the air is warm and dry. better for the nostil tubes and infections.