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Nicole C - Meridian, Idaho
How does your smile make you feel now?
I feel my smile holds me back from being me. I'm cautious of how I laugh if I'm laughing too hard to make sure I don't look ugly. I don't eat foods that I would love to eat because the front of my mouth doesn't touch. I eat slowly because I'm afraid I'll bite down too hard in the back of my mouth where I have a sensitive tooth that takes the brunt force of all my chewing. My smile not only makes me self-conscious of how I act and feel around people but it also hurts me on a daily basis.
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What is the first thing you plan to do once you have your beautiful smile?
First I would cry because it would be a dream come true and then I would smile from that moment on for forever and always. I would go get new family pictures taken and show my new smile to the world. I would sing my heart out - which is my passion in life - to see what it sounds like to finally not have a lisp when I sing. I would also go to a restaurant and order ribs because I have never been able to eat them properly. Frankly, just smile!
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