WhiteLoneWolf

Yep, you heard right, I have a type of palsy. Go me, my life just got so much easier. Yeah, right... Essentially Bell's palsy is the total paralysis of one side of the face. I have it on the right side, and it's totally paralyzed. So now when I go to to smile, blink, or make any facial expression I look like a complete idiot. Not only that, I can barely close my right eye and I can't blink, which means I have to keep an eye on it(no pun intended) so that it doesn't dry out, which could lead to permanent vision problems. Eating, drinking, or even brushing my teeth is now a big chore since half my mouth refuses to work. On top of that, I'm al

Hey everyone, it's been a while since I've updated my journal(I've been busy beyond anything), but I've come home from Idaho, which was by the way incredible, and now I'm helping my family pack up and move to Indiana, which we'll be doing this week. The fact that we are is, well, a miracle. For the past three years we've been living with my grandfather in his house trying to get by. We practically have no money because both my parents have disabilities, which means they can't work. I don't want to get into what they have because it's just too complicated, but that's the reason why we've been trying to just keep ourselves alive for ten years,

Hey guys, hoped everyone had a happy new year! I'm fairly excited for the future, I'm finally starting college soon, so I'm really looking forward to it. Tomorrow, I'll be on the train to go out to Idaho(I live in NJ) and I'll be on it for about three days. Then, on the 5th, I start college, awesome! So does anyone have any tips when it come to college? I've never been there and I'm not sure what to expect, but from what people say, it's gonna be a blast!