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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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definatly not, i the m have some disabilities altho not as obvious as a that, but no it wouldnt, sorry to hear shes taking it hard, live life, and if people dont like it they arent worth knowing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Naughyangie us under the weather with bell's palsy making her very self conscious,would it put anyone off meeting?"
No not at all, one of my started with it after she fell pregnant, shes still the same person when it flares up |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Naughyangie us under the weather with bell's palsy making her very self conscious,would it put anyone off meeting?
No not at all, one of my friends started with it after she fell pregnant, shes still the same person when it flares up"
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After having bells palsy once,I know sex was the last thing on my mind
I looked like a crazed loony trying to smile,couldn't even suck an ice lolly let alone suck a cock and I dribbled as one side of my face was paralysed,with an eye continuously open,drinking through a straw etc
I don't know how much it has affected your wife,surely swinging meets can wait till she is recovered,it is usually a temporary condition,if diagnosed and treated with meds quickly
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
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hope it clears soon , I had it about 10 years ago, it went in a few weeks, but at first I thought i was having stroke, and was a nightmare not being able to close my eye, or control my gob |
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"Naughyangie us under the weather with bell's palsy making her very self conscious,would it put anyone off meeting?"
No wouldn't put me off I have M.E and I tell people I can get very tired after playing so tend to leave after there's lots of people on here with disabilities if it puts them off says a lot about them hope she feels more comfortable soon xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This is most unfortunate, but it can take time for the facial muscles to regrow,as the nerve endings re attach and can be painful. The GP may refer yourselves to an ent department and prescribe steroids. over 14 years later mine has cleared up for the most part but there is a little stiffness (not between the nether regions) on the effected side of the face. It looks and feels more devastating than what it really is, and very rarely does is it ever become serious, and soon you will be on the mend. I hope this helps, as I speak from experience, and others on this forum have/will chip in for sure, with there words of support. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Naughyangie us under the weather with bell's palsy making her very self conscious,would it put anyone off meeting?"
It wouldn't bother me. We can suffer from things at times and it doesn't nor should it mean we are not to be seen as sexual beings. I had arthritis as a kid and can't believe the way some people think of others. We are all just trying to get through life and have fun  |
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By *issmorganWoman
over a year ago
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I had it almost 2 years ago
I wouldn't have wanted to meet as i didnt look great and the weeping eye and wonky mouth made me feel really undesirable.
If she feels up to meeting I don't think it would put many off
Hope she gets better soon,mine was around 3 and a half weeks before i got well again x |
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