Surviving Bell's Palsy: A Patient's Guide to Facial Paralysis Management by J.P. Dambach

Dambach's information is based on his own experiences and opinions, interviews with more than one hundred Bell's palsy survivors and reviews of available medical research. Dambach details his struggles to get treatment and subjects readers to the emotional aspects of living with Bell's palsy. He also includes photographs of the residual effects of having severe facial paralysis twice. Two other Bell's palsy patients also discuss their treatments including one patient who had decompression surgery.

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The author of this book has suffered the consequences of Bell's Palsy twice. I have only had it once, which is enough for anyone. I can't help but believe that such a negative, bitter attitude as in this book is not going to help anyone. I bought it, read it and destroyed it. A vitamin/antioxidant regime is what appears to have brought about my 98% recovery. Once I got my body and mind on the right track it came swiftly. While I remained negative and self-pitying, I stayed ill. I had Polio and this is worse in my opinion. It is a miserable illness and when ill you need positive support and a positive outlook. This book provided neither.