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Old 04-15-2012, 10:56 PM #5
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Yep Bells Palsy!! The Doc said it would run it's course..no meds. Do some facial exercises to strengthen those droopy muscles. I had it about 5 yrs ago and it left no permanent effects, but I sure did look funny for awhile.

I hope you are better soon.
Thank you Sally for this advice. Do you know a website for such exercises?
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