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Old 05-18-2007, 07:42 AM #8
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How is your face now?

Last night my left cheek swelled up, and I noticed there was more pain than usual in my cheek, but didn't think anything of it (I thought "pain and more pain", but didn't think it'd look strange to anyone else). Then I was talking to my mom, and she asked me if my cheek was swollen because it looked all puffy... I looked in the mirror and sure enough! My left cheek kept swelling more and more through the night. It has calmed down some since, but I felt like I had a golf ball in one cheek... eek!

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