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Old 06-15-2009, 12:30 PM #6
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I've had the face freeze countless times. Lasting several minutes to a couple of hours. When the right side of my face drooped, it took 6 months to go back to almost normal again. To this day I still don't have my full smile back and my right eye, which was my worst one, still has a slight droop to it that the Dr. says is permanant. Compared to what I did look like when all this was happening, I am very happy and grateful to look this normal again!
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