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I am almost at the 2 year mark (22 months) I woke up Thursday and noticed the left side of my face (3.7 cm tumor side) felt
swollen and it seemed harder to talk (L facial paralysis post surgery) seemed to get some what better by evening time On Friday the
same thing. I thought just a fluck thing, High and Low pressure systems play havoc on me anyways and can decide how I will feel
that day. Well today is Saturday and I spent 5 hours in the Emergency Room. YEHA!!!! I got up and my 7 yr. old had a cub scout
banguet @ 11a.m. that he really wanted to attend. So as a single parent I couldn't let him down we went(even made a pasta salad
to take). Long story short I called my ENT who in turn told me to go to E.R. tell them he sent me and Wanted a MRI. Long story
short (I have no patients
for a E.R. Dr. who has no concept of a or compassion for a AN patient) Long story short the
E.R. Dr. came in and told me my MRI looked good (I will have my surgeon who I see , through a drawn up face, So is the Left side
of my face Bell's Palsey ( my mom said that is probaly whats wrong. I should pay her what they are going to charge me) He looked
at me and said yes that is what it looks like. He was going to call my ENT Dr. to subscribe me medicine ( I am wondering what I just
got charged for)?? My ENT did all the work over the phone for free LOL!!!. My face was so much better since surgery it was almost
symatrical, looking some what normal again. And WHAM Ms. obviouse, WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU!! I know it is a woman thing
what we look like. Has anyone else experienced Bell's Palsy post surgery??? I am sorry to vent but, right now I am frustrated,
angry, sad, thankful it isn't worse news(Like the tumor is coming back), guilty for feeling all these feelings.
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Golden