Woman Opens Up About Overcoming Bell’s Palsy, Raises Awareness and Inspires Hope
- A woman took to TikTok, where she shared her journey of removing from Bell's palsy
- The stunner revealed that being diagnosed with the neurological disorder was the most challenging thing she has ever had to deal with
- The story touched many people as they flooded her comment section, thanking her for raising awareness
A young lady opened up about having Bell's palsy in a recent TikTok video, which left many people in their feelings.
Source: TikTok
According to Mayo Clinic, Bell's palsy is a sudden weakness in one side of the face muscles, which could be caused by a viral infection. When a person has Bell's palsy, one half of the face droops due to muscle weakness.
The health site further states that Bell's palsy goes away on its own after around six months and the permanent contraction of muscles can be avoided with the aid of physiotherapy.
Woman gets candid about having Bell's palsy
@nazokweta took to the video platform to share her journey of recovering from Bell's palsy. In the clip, the young lady thanks God for her restoration. The stunner also revealed that having been diagnosed with Bell's palsy, she said it was "scary, emotionally draining" and the most challenging thing she has ever had to deal with. The woman inspired many with her story.
Taking to TikTok, she captioned her post saying:
"Bell’s Palsy Awareness. A month ago, I was diagnosed with BP, I was lucky to be part of the people that recovered from this... It was a scary, emotionally draining and the hardest thing I’ve ever had to deal with.Thankful to God for restoration.
"To anyone who’s going through this, I hope you find the necessary help and recover soon… Feel free to ask me any questions that might be of help."
Watch the video below:
Online users reacts to the woman's video
The young lady's video touched many people's hearts as they flocked to her comments section to praise her for raising awareness. Others shared their experiences with the neurological disorder.
Sir Williams asked:
"How long did it take you to recover?"
Stacy said:
"I got hospitalised in Nov '23, missed my finals because of Bell's palsy. It's really affected me but heyi, by God's grace, I am back to normal."
Lindz Tembe wrote:
"Bell's palsy survivor here. Well done, mami, you have done so well."
Khabii_ was grateful to be healed, adding:
“My smile is back. God is so good."
Trinesha4 commended:
"Bell’s palsy survivor here. Nobody talks about how had it is to not recognise yourself or how hard it is to face people. But can we talk about how we end up appreciating our smiles afterwards?"
Lira speaks about recovery journey since stroke
Briefly New previously reported Lira revealed her transformative journey after suffering a stroke and expressed gratitude for being alive.
In an interview with Relebogile Mabotja on Radio 702's The Upside of Failure, she shared her remarkable progress in relearning speech, reading, and writing. The Feel Good hitmaker said she is embracing each day as a gift.
Source: Briefly News
