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Re: Bells Palsey - VNA - 08-01-19

Quote:Well, 8 weeks on and the paralysis is recovering well but the eyes are still playing up. Hopefully I will be back at work soon!

That's serious shit. Hope you make a 100% full recovery.

Re: Bells Palsey - celticbiker - 08-01-19

Good to read things are getting better.
Keep in good spirits, Hafthor Bjornsson has bells palsey and he has just become worlds strongest man.

Re: Bells Palsey - Northern Biker - 14-01-19

Glad to hear things are improving for you.
A friend of mine had it a few years ago, she was fully recovered after about 5-6 months and has been OK since.
Hope things get much better for you soon, the general consensus seems to be about 4-6 months.

Re: Bells Palsey - VNA - 08-03-19

Wondering how you are getting on BBRROWN?

Have you fully recovered?

Re: Bells Palsey - BBROWN1664 - 08-03-19

Getting there VNA. Thanks.

I have been back at work 4 weeks now on a graduated return. Should be full time next week just in time to take the holiday I carried over from last year as a result of the BP.
Paralysis wise, I am 90% recovered now and seeing a physio again on Tuesday. Should get some further improvement. Biggest issue for me has been my eyes. Inability to focus for any length of time on a screen.

Re: Bells Palsey - VNA - 08-03-19

Pleased to hear you are making progress. Great that you are back working. Quite a long haul.
Must be frustrating with the eyes. Will that go back to normal with time?Can you drive or ride a bike?

Re: Bells Palsey - BBROWN1664 - 09-03-19

(08-03-19, 10:59 PM)VNA link Wrote: Pleased to hear you are making progress. Great that you are back working. Quite a long haul.
Must be frustrating with the eyes. Will that go back to normal with time?Can you drive or ride a bike?

Re: Bells Palsey - VNA - 09-03-19

Sure hope they do, sounds promising that they are improving.Fingers crossed. Would be good to be back on the bike for the spring. Smile

Re: Bells Palsey - Frosties - 09-03-19

Best of luck BB - keep fighting :thumbup

Errr, if you don't get back to biking.....can I have my Boxeye back now you've sorted it :lol

Re: Bells Palsey - BBROWN1664 - 09-03-19

(09-03-19, 12:34 AM)Frosties link Wrote: Errr, if you don't get back to biking.....can I have my Boxeye back now you've sorted it :lol

Ive fitted a replacement fairing and whole new exhaust but not sorted out that feccin annoying cam chain rattle yet. Dont fancy doing it myself and cant afford to pay a dealer to do it at the moment. It will get done soon though and then I can get it resprayed black to get that extra performance out of it :pokefun

Re: Bells Palsey - coffee - 09-03-19

(09-03-19, 12:04 AM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: [quote author=VNA link=topic=24720.msg294135#msg294135 date=1552082367]
Pleased to hear you are making progress. Great that you are back working. Quite a long haul.
Must be frustrating with the eyes. Will that go back to normal with time?Can you drive or ride a bike?

Eye have no idea if they will go back to normal or not. I hope they will. They are getting better.
As for driving and riding, I can and do drive but tend to need a break after about an hour. Not had the bike out since September though but hope to soon.
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really hope this sorts itself out,but whatever happens leave it for as long as you can before telling the D.V.L.A. anything,those boys will have your licence in a heartbeat. :thumbdown

Re: Bells Palsey - BBROWN1664 - 09-03-19

(09-03-19, 10:48 PM)coffee link Wrote: really hope this sorts itself out,but whatever happens leave it for as long as you can before telling the D.V.L.A. anything,those boys will have your licence in a heartbeat. :thumbdown

Its not a notifiable condition so DVLA dont give a foc