As a child born with an underbite, my appearance prevented my confidence to flourish. If I have three wishes from Genie like Aladdin, I would wish for a magic pill for my jaw to grow normally. However, the medical field has yet proceeded far enough to succeed the pill.
On Christmas of 2015, I stayed in a hospital for the first time, which I find fascinating even after going through anesthesia. To prevent future health problems, I had my jaw bone cut and shaved. I do not remember sleeping over five hours, but I can clearly remember the painful three-day stay. Three consecutive days of incapable of walking, feeding myself, or even talking led me to wonder how many patient next doors, who may have been staying longer than me, have the strong will to withstand such adversity?
Betting they would dream of magic pills that can instantly cure anything, I empathized their feelings. If only I can create such dream to reality, perhaps thousands of lives would not have to suffer through surgeries. The risks of surgical procedure would not even be available for patients to consider.
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Living through an orthognathic surgery, I have lost sensations from my lower lips to my chin and have particular sensitive areas inside the fleshing gum. My experience affects little in my everyday life, but many other unfortunately souls, unlike mine, face greater side-effects that could change their lifestyle. Before every meal, I pray and thank for the food and for my fortune with the corrected teeth knowing I am taking something for granted. Every time I take a bite, I am reminded of people who cannot consume food orally due to surgical side-effects, and this fact frustrated me knowing I must wait a bit longer to gain the utility and knowledge to
On Christmas of 2015, I stayed in a hospital for the first time, which I find fascinating even after going through anesthesia. To prevent future health problems, I had my jaw bone cut and shaved. I do not remember sleeping over five hours, but I can clearly remember the painful three-day stay. Three consecutive days of incapable of walking, feeding myself, or even talking led me to wonder how many patient next doors, who may have been staying longer than me, have the strong will to withstand such adversity?
Betting they would dream of magic pills that can instantly cure anything, I empathized their feelings. If only I can create such dream to reality, perhaps thousands of lives would not have to suffer through surgeries. The risks of surgical procedure would not even be available for patients to consider.
According to the discovery of the Ohio State University, the DNA “Trojan Horse” drug began to peak the idea of …show more content…
Living through an orthognathic surgery, I have lost sensations from my lower lips to my chin and have particular sensitive areas inside the fleshing gum. My experience affects little in my everyday life, but many other unfortunately souls, unlike mine, face greater side-effects that could change their lifestyle. Before every meal, I pray and thank for the food and for my fortune with the corrected teeth knowing I am taking something for granted. Every time I take a bite, I am reminded of people who cannot consume food orally due to surgical side-effects, and this fact frustrated me knowing I must wait a bit longer to gain the utility and knowledge to