Dentist in London?

[randomness]

So, that toothache is something I'm going to need to have looked at. It, and the abscess that's formed, are seriously impacting my eating. Probably, I'll need to have a couple of teeth extracted.

I'm on amoxicillin until I can get to a dentist who I'll be able to follow up with. I think the best move is for me to find one in London.

So I'm asking my friends list, because I know that some of you live in London, and others of you have friends in London. So if you have any recommendations, I'd love to hear them.

(This will also go out as email to people I know who live in London.)

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[bedfull-o-books.livejournal.com]

Jo said something about a Dr. McCoy (really). Write to her, as I am sure she will not remember, it being a party and all and lots of things going on.

So sorry you are feeling like crap. Let me know if you need me to do anything, like take the tube somewhere. I'll only have the one bag.

Love you. See you soon.

[r-ness.livejournal.com]

Write to her

Will do.

So sorry you are feeling like crap.

I'm actually much better now; the thing that was really bad was the couple of weeks of diarrhea. That was getting me down more than the tooth.

Let me know if you need me to do anything, like take the tube somewhere.

Well, so there's no health-related reason for me not to come pick you up at the airport--I'm driving all over Malta these couple of days--and I have to sleep somewhere Tuesday night. Both the car and the hotel room are reserved, so changing the plan now would actually be more trouble than going with it.

So unless you don't want to be picked up at the airport and have an immediate place to sleep for a couple of hours, I think maybe the original plan works best. :) But let me know if not.

Love you! See you Wednesday morning.