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If you are recently afflicted You Are Not Alone!
Rest and take care of yourself.
Take care of the underling cause of the 7th Cranial Nerve damage.
Commonly Viral, Stress, and/or Nerve Impingement in the Neck.
This is all you can do until movement begins to return.
Unfortunately recovery requires patience, you can overdo it.
Avoid forcing facial expressions—let your emotions guide them naturally. Refrain from using a mirror and trying to force your muscles into movements they cannot perform until your facial nerve has sufficiently recovered.
Celebrate every tiny bit of progress!

In the first stage before movement begins to return explore here
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It helps to know someone understands what you are going through.
After movement begins to return explore here
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