2 am. Sleepy, but can not sleep. Pain is keeping me awake, and for a change, it's a physical pain.

This morning, 10:30 AM I had my Wisdom Tooth pulled out. Yeah, I heard them storys. People where the bleedings didn't stop, in severe pains, several hours after the operation, and more of that stuff. They were just storys, and I wasn't too afraid for something likely to happen. They seemed pretty exaggerated. Yeah.

This morning, I was at 9:00Am in Woerden, where it'd be happen. Even though I wasn't afraid, I really didn't feel like going, especially since my early pain has vanished like it never been here. But I knew I'd be better off going, so I did anyways.

When I got there, I found out that my department was really crowded.. Quite some people were queud, and it would certainly take at least an hour before I'd be operated.
It was good to see that everyone who got out of the room seemed pretty delighted, and not in pain or anything.

After a photo was taken - which looked really cool I have to say - I was led to the room where everything was gonna happen. A woman, I think somewhere round the 30s, led me in and told me the things which were gonna happen, and things I should take care of afterwards.
I also got to see the photo they took just before the operation. Dang. It was really awesome, but scary at the same time. It seemed my wisdom tooth has grown with an angle of 90 degrees towards my other tooth. That pretty explained the pain I was feeling before.

So then the doc came in, an older guy, but somehow he made me feel relaxed - He prolly could see I wasn't really comfy. However, when he told me the steps, every muscle in my body tensed. First he would have to cut a hole in the flesh. Then he had to break the tooth in two pieces(he had to, otherwise it'd be nearly impossible to get it out). Then, he had to remove the roots of the tooth(3 in total), and finaly he would sew the wound, for the healing.

Yeah.

The operation, though, went over pretty fast. He started with inserting three needles of numbness, and after the effect had started kicking in, a fourth needle was inserted to make sure I didn't feel anything at all. And that worked, since I was really surprised to see all the blood sucked away once he started cutting that hole.
The breaking part had to be done with a drill-like-thing. It's not like anything you'd see at the normal dentist. No, this one was a tad heavier. I felt my whole head shaking as soon as he placed that demon of death on my teeth. And no matter how numb everything must have been, I actually even felt something acking. A freeze shot, like you're biting icecream with your frontal teeth. Luckily it wasn't really painfull - it was way to weak to hurt me anyhow, but I do was afraid he would slip and cut through a nerve, causing me an unbearable pain. He didn't ofcourse.
Next up, the pulling out. I swear. It felt like he pulling out multiple teeth at the same time. It might have been even worse then the drilling. At first it didn't hurt, it was just an annoying feeling. But then, when the second root was pulled out, I felt a pain shooting throughout my whole face. He warned me for it before he did it, the wisdom tooth is connected to a main nerve thing, once it pops free from it, It'll cause some pain, and a sleeping lower lip.
Luckily it didn't take long. Perhaps just 10/15 minutes. Pro doc is pro <3

Again, I was warned. Due the numbness I wouldn't feel much, but once the effect is wearing off - they said in 2/3 hours - I'd be in some good pain. Especially since it was a hard operation(just my luck). They gave me something to drink, some sort of a liquid pain killer, I think, and also gave me a set of pain relievers for at home, adn advised me to take two(!)when I got home. I had to keep it cold, for quite some hours as well. Ah well, I felt prepared, and once I got home, I just went of with my daily life.

For just a few hours.

It took 4 hours before I started to feel something again. Which was pretty pleasant at first. It sucks if you have trouble even opening your mouth. But as for now, I do not wish anything else then the numbness again.
The pain came unnoticable, as the feeling was slowly coming back, the pain was coming slowly as well. Slowly.. Yeah. Once the numbness was almost over I was in severe pain. I couldn't do anything, even staring at my screen was too painful for me. I took another pain reliever, and layed down. Hoping that when I wake up again, I'd be past the worst part. But when I woke up, the pain was even worse. As if it didn't matter if I'd take one hundred relievers, it wouldn't end. It softened after a while, even though the pain kept being pretty unbearable.

And that's where I am now. Still really tired, but unable to sleep due that pain. I just hope it'll be over by tomorrowz..



Oh right, it's been my Birthday as well a few days ago. Just one person I know from DevArt congratsed me(and a lot of other random Deviantarts who saw me on birthdays.deviantart.com). Did you all forget about meee?
It's okay though, since my mum made the party pretty big x.x

She had planned a surprise party(which I found out about, several months before anyhow), but was unable to, since she had to take care of my sick grandmum(who is still really sick..), it was nearly impossible to organise something big for me.
Though it wasn't a surprise party, she did surprise me by hiring a dancer(not strip, it's my mum who hired her )to the party. Pretty fun, even though she embarresed me by making me the middle of the party ._.

Yah well. Had some lovely presents as well. From my parents a way-to-expensive-watch and fifteen lessions for driving a car and stuff. My sis bought me a way-to-expensive-Robe, Japanese styled. And my little bro bought me 2 cans of chips and something I forgot O.o
Friends bought me all kinds of stuff, including books how to make icecream(Yum!), Accesories for my comp, Books, DVDs, And promisses to buy me a fish, Ben and Jerry Icecream and to give me a massage(Rawr).
Yeah, Imma happy birthdayperson n_n


Ah well, let's see if I can get some sleep now.