17th January 2013
Whoops I'm a bit late writing this, 9 more days have passed. If recovery is still occurring, it's so slow now that I can no longer notice any differences. I just made a new video, it's uploading and I'll try and compare it to the one I made 9 days ago. Comparing the shape of the mouth ... I don't think I am able to say it has changed. The eyebrows are clearly more recovered than 9 days ago! Yesss! I knew this blog was a good idea. Actually I was starting to feel a bit fed up about it again, I shouldn't be because I have recovered a lot faster than most people do, but the recovery has slowed down so much it feels like it has stopped. I feel like my nose moves a little more too but it is hard to tell. There may be a few more wrinkles on my face, or the ones that existed may be a little longer. The videos have different light though, that could be the difference. Anyway ... good news, looks like recovery hasn't stopped. Had a bit of a sore day with the eye today, they come and go. I wish my eye would make that 1% more movement I need to be able to sleep without taping it shut. I'll stop writing whilst I am still happy about it.
>Whoops I'm a bit late writing this, 9 more days have passed. If recovery is still occurring, it's so slow now that I can no longer notice any differences. I just made a new video, it's uploading and I'll try and compare it to the one I made 9 days ago. Comparing the shape of the mouth ... I don't think I am able to say it has changed. The eyebrows are clearly more recovered than 9 days ago! Yesss! I knew this blog was a good idea. Actually I was starting to feel a bit fed up about it again, I shouldn't be because I have recovered a lot faster than most people do, but the recovery has slowed down so much it feels like it has stopped. I feel like my nose moves a little more too but it is hard to tell. There may be a few more wrinkles on my face, or the ones that existed may be a little longer. The videos have different light though, that could be the difference. Anyway ... good news, looks like recovery hasn't stopped. Had a bit of a sore day with the eye today, they come and go. I wish my eye would make that 1% more movement I need to be able to sleep without taping it shut. I'll stop writing whilst I am still happy about it.
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