My First Experience

I was very young, and one of my baby teeth became abscessed – not a pleasant feeling. Anyway, it was my father’s duty to take me to dentist. In dentist office, I was told to swish some strong, green liquid in my mouth and spit it out. I was to do that until all liquid in glass was gone – then go back to dentist chair and sit down.

I, being obedient child, did as I was told. I swished and spit, and once done, climbed into dentist chair. I did not have a clue of what was going to happen next, until of course, dentist told me to open my mouth and began to pull my tooth out. Low and behold, green liquid I had swished in my mouth was antiseptic! Well, surprise, surprise – it didn’t work!

With my father holding me down in chair, I felt every pain, heard every grinding sound – and experience remained alive and strong in my memory—a memory that followed me throughout my childhood and into adulthood.

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