My teeth are lined up and ready for a new surgery – a maxillary advancement in a Le Fort I line. In other words, they cut my upper jaw off in the same place they did before, but this time they move it forwards and give me an actual bite. I mean hey, I have never had a bite that really touches, it will be a completely new thing for me. Also I am hoping that it will stop all the annoying headaches and migraines I have been having all day the few last months. If things go well, no more dizziness, no moer headaches, no more extremely sore jaws. It will feel like heaven
Archive for the ‘Maxillofacial surgery’ Category
1st June: Off to the hospital once again
Posted in Blogroll, Crouzon syndrome, Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, Work, reconstructive surgery, writing on May 31, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Alive, working, writing
Posted in Crouzon syndrome, Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery on March 3, 2009 | 3 Comments »
It seems that I am really neglecting this blog, but the truth is that I do not have much to write about. I am very busy at the moment with my dayjob as a legal secretary and trying to finish my book and screenplay in the spare time. Seriously, sometimes I feel like I needed [...]
Coping with stuff
Posted in Crouzon syndrome, Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, Work, reconstructive surgery, tagged Candar, crouzon, Crouzon syndrome, facial surgery, Gackt, Kiseki, Lady Candar, myspace, Plastic surgery, project, SARPE on June 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Life is going decently, that is why I havent been posting here for a while. The job showed to be really nice and I must say I love it. I was also able to finish one of the difficult scenes in my screenplay and am almost done with the story (only about 145 pages of [...]
Short hair and shattered dreams
Posted in Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Thoughts, Work on November 9, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Ok, I got my hair chopped short yesterday. And with short, I mean VERY short. I did not have such short hair for at least 10 years, probably even more.
I ran to the hairdresser with a black and white picture of a haircut that I liked, but unfortunately, my hair is quite fine and that [...]
One month post op photos
Posted in Health, Maxillofacial surgery, Photos, reconstructive surgery, tagged Dental surgery, maxfac, Photos, Plastic surgery, post op, SARPE on October 10, 2007 | 18 Comments »
Just a short post. I am almost 1 month post op, so here are my photos. I am still somehow swollen, my mouth seems asymetric due to the nasty openbite and gap between teeth, but I think there are some improvements already. Unfortunately, my acne came back, gah!
But the biggest improvement is… I CAN BREATHE [...]
To turn or not to turn? That is the question…
Posted in Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery on October 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Ok, I am being really nervous here. The missbehaving band is still on, which is good, but my Hyrax is troubling me. I should have 7mm screw in it, that turns 0,2 mm every turn. Ooook… now, I turned it 37 times. Yes, that means 7,4 mm in total. I am really worried about this [...]
Getting better
Posted in Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, Uncategorized, tagged bi-max, Bimaxillary Advancement, bone fracture, complication, complications, Dental surgery, healing, hospital, Hyrax, maxfac, Maxillofacial surgery, Maxillomandibular advancement, medical information, pain, rare, real life rayman raving rabbid, SARPE, sarpe complications, scary doctors, stress, Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion on September 27, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Ok, yesterday was a real nightmare that lasted till today’s morning. When my bf came home from work, I was sitting there and shaking, having some sort of shock from another microfracture of the palate. I do not know if I was more scared or in pain or just feeling like the most unlucky being [...]
Bone fracture – in pain, scared and worried
Posted in Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery, tagged bone fracture, complication, complications, Dental surgery, healing, hospital, Hyrax, maxfac, Maxillofacial surgery, medical information, pain, rare, SARPE, sarpe complications, stress, Surgically Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion on September 26, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Ok, today did not go well. Not at all.
I woke up at 9am to brush my teeth and turn the screw. I wanted to go to sleep a little more after, but things went terribly wrong.
As I was brushing my teeth, I felt sharp pain that came with something breaking inside of my mouth with [...]
Turning the screw
Posted in Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, Uncategorized, tagged , arched palate, Beauty and attractiveness, Braces, class III, cleft palate, crossbite, Crouzon syndrome, Dental surgery, Health, Hyrax, Life, maxfac, Maxillofacial surgery, palate expansion, palate widening, Plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery, SARPE, turning the screw on September 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Sorry for the delay, I was not feeling well. Delayed post surgery shock creeped on me and I also happened to have stomach problems and headache, so I spent most of my time in bed. I just would like to say that this is not a common complication and even doctors were surprised.
We also started [...]
A bad bad night
Posted in Crouzon syndrome, Health, Life, Maxillofacial surgery, Plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery on September 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday’s night was bad. Really really really bad.
I spent most of it with a finger on emergency button, waiting for something bad to happen. Luckily, it did not.
I was sore, my neck, head and chest hurt, so did my canylla and both hands. I could not breathe well and overally felt like hit by a [...]






