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It is a type of facial paralysis that results in an inability to control the he is suffering from Bell's Palsy that makes him 'unable to smile' . Mine was accompanied by severe vertigo, and I couldn't stand without falling over.
Table of contents
Amer MAR. Otorrhoea with facial palsy in a child. Chen YJ Chen JW.
- INTRODUCTION.
- COMMENTARY;
- I have been unable to smile: Apurva Asrani reveals he is suffering from Bell's Palsy.
- Only Half a Smile.
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Tahir A Malek N. Gomez A Reyes S. Depression Rates After Facial Paralysis. Saadi R Lighthall JG.
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Kimura's Disease. Wang X Wang Z. One-stage reconstruction by dual-innervated double muscle flap transplantation with the neural interconnection between the ipsilateral masseter and contralateral facial nerve for reanimating established facial paralysis: A report of 2 cases. Matsumine H Sakurai H. Endoscope-assisted retrosigmoid approach in hemifacial spasm: our experience.
Ricci G Magnan J. Zhao H Xie JH. Zhang S A rare case of unilateral hemifacial spasm and facial palsy associated with an abnormal anatomical variant of the posterior basilar circulation. Chan J Bowyer DJ. Atypical clinical manifestations of herpes zoster oticus: diagnostic usefulness of magnetic resonance imaging.
COMMENTARY
Choi JW Kim CH. Children with facial paralysis due to Moebius syndrome exhibit reduced autonomic modulation during emotion processing. De Stefani E Ferrari PF. Cochlear implantation via middle fossa approach - a case report. Mankekar G Volk JM. Congenital monocular elevation deficiency associated with a novel TUBB3 gene variant. Thomas MG Gottlob I.
Han K Buki B Instead of joking around I was more serious and not at a stage to let go. Going away in the summer was great, it made me think about other things and see that there was so much to see and people to meet. Going to university in the September was the best thing I could have done! I was so nervous and I had rehearsed how to explain my appearance to people I met.
But I never had to. Not once did I have to explain myself. After not too long the use of my machine became obvious to everyone, they were all very interested but after a while it just became normal for us to socialise with me wearing it. Starting university made me grow in confidence but I still had insecurities. I was so nervous to be intimate with someone, for them to see my face close up, without make up. But actually allowing this intimacy was probably really important to my confidence.
I think sometimes this shocks people and maybe made them feel uncomfortable. My expressive forehead has always been a running joke in our friendship group. But now of course only half of it is expressive! This causes much hilarity, especially with my dad. He sometimes calls me Roger Moore due to the extent of my eyebrow movements.
'I felt like some kind of monster'
I look more like myself and I feel more confident than ever. But you just have to get on with it. I am no less of the person I was before, in fact I am a better person for it. We would always advise you seek advice from a health professional with experience in facial palsy who can assess your individual needs. We can only continue our work with your help, please consider making a donation to Facial Palsy UK today. Donate now. Find a support network or local group, meet others with facial palsy, make new friends and share experiences.
Find a group now. Find out how to get involved! Read More. Our community includes people with facial palsy, parents, family members, friends and health professionals. Join for free today. Join Now. Find out more. Learning to laugh at yourself — a step to learning to love yourself A big part of my personality is poking fun at myself and others close to me.