Strange thing to meet someone for the first time while you have Bell's Palsy.
I had the strongest desire to blurt out, "Dude, just so you know, my face isn't always this twisty!"
I guess I'm still more vain about it than I thought...
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I wouldn't worry about it. Aaron as a long carrier in Public Libraries in Chicago, and has worked at the big library at UT. I'm sure he's seen much worse.
So, is there *any* way I can convince you to were the eye patch and a pirate hat to work one day?
LoL!! I worked at the big library at UT, and I had never seen anything like this!!
Besides, I didn't really care what he thought - it is more all up in my own head, you know?
Hrm.... maybe on Halloween. ;-)
Castor oil is extremely helpful in the Bell’s Palsy Natural Treatment. It lessens swelling and recuperates the harmed nerve. It fortifies the facial muscles and builds their flexibility. Warm some castor oil in a skillet. Drench a meager cotton fabric into the oil and apply it to the face. Spread the pack with wool to trap the warmth.
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