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Battyp

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Re: facial numbness
« Reply #15 on: January 11, 2007, 10:26:08 pm »
I keep hoping and praying but...need to learn to deal and find a new career as it's just not happening fast enough for the type of work I do.  It's hard to teach reading and blends when I can't say them myself :o(

marie

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Re: facial numbness
« Reply #16 on: January 14, 2007, 04:00:30 pm »
In November, 1991 I had translab on left side.  The left side of my face was already paralyzed but this surgery caused my left cheek and tongue to be numb.  I was told that it might take a year to come back.  It has improved very little.  I bit my tongue really hard several times (didn't hurt but have really deep scars!).  Last week I bit the left edge of my tongue and I FELT IT!  So, apparently it is still gradually improving.
surgeries : back of head 1967,1987
               translab 1991
               bone reduction 2002
               7/12  1968
               temporalis transplant  1969