Bells Palsy / Lyme Disease

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

This Wet Spring means a High TICK season



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You have to try to keep Smiling. The Bells Palsy hit on May 4, 2007, They said I would never be the same again since the BP was so bad. It took 3 months before I had the tinest of movement. If full recovery does not happen within a couple of months you must learn how to isolate the muscles and slowly retrain them. Over 60 % of people with Bells Palsy actually have Lymes.
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