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Re: episodic fifteen second peak painFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Sat Jun 30 17:53:39 2007
Louana Since its still the weekend, I'll put my TIC again, invoke Monty Python once more, and ask..So, if my dentist had offered her unsympathetic and unsupportive (her words, not mine) attendants a root canal with only episodic drilling and other such dental stuff, limited to fifteen seconds of peak intensity, could they get through it with a sense of fulfillment that they had achieved their dental care in a way their grandparents might have, without drugs to distort the experience? Hank
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