Dear Lucille,How disappointing it was to learn that one of the messages I sent earlier was never delivered. I forwarded it onto you this morning and hope you receive it this time. How is your dentist hunting? I hope you will find someone good this time. But fooling with people who are no good only makes things worse. Perhaps Miriam has a suggestion and maybe you will have to pay for it from your savings instead of the insurance? I say this because I am surprised that the insurance company would have a dentist like that on their list. And I suppose a complaint will only work against you with that company.Thanks so much for the cosmetics. I am really grateful. By the way, I just forwarded on two poems you sent to Shayne. Do you know anything about this chain letter series that seems to be going about? I noticed one of them featured Arden's name, so I wanted to forward it onto someone else. But if you don't know anything about these letters, let me know, because it will be somebody pretending to be whom they are not.Glad to know your spirits are not defeated. All I know is that a bridge would still be possible for you. But I also know that unless you have a big problem, take what happened as a warning and a lesson. All the time on the news there are worse mishaps that go on in the world than loosing a single tooth. Many good teeth of mine were pulled at the dentist, because I could not determine why I had such severe toothaches and the dentists took advantage of me and pulled perfectly cavity-free teeth. Tooth-pulling was all they offered. Most of them never gave me a clue as to what the real nature of the problem was or what remedy I could take, instead, to save my teeth. After the teeth were pulled, I still suffered from the tooth aches, even though there was no tooth there in the gap.Well, have a good day. Let me know if you received the undeliverable message I just sent once more to you.