atlantean

So surgery went alright, and I can move my face with no problem. I only lost one movement I used to be capable of, but it's practically useless anyway: I was able to move both my ear lobes, and now I can only move the one on the right. Perhaps with a little bit of training, I'll regain that ability. It's fun. I'm not out of the line of fire, but the fact that the surgery went well is already of amazing significance to me and my quality of life. Thanks to everyone who manifested their support for me, I owe you for it. My teammates were so sweet, they stood the whole day looking at the OR's program, as my surgery progressed. They told me tha

So, here's what you need to know in a nutshell. I'm going under surgery next week, and I may not come back the same from it. I have a serious disease that may or may not be related to what I'm getting surgery for. In any case, there's a moderate risk that I'll get half of my face paralysed. This would undoubtedly have a huge impact on my life as it is; I probably would have to switch careers. I would probably become a very different person, and I fear the bitterness and hatred I might feel, should things go bad for me under the knife. So I thought I'd make one last entry, in case any of that happens. My biggest regret so far is that I was

Hey guys! So the whole "going to try to come back in the next few weeks"? You may forget it. :( My computer went to hell. Hardware problem. Don't even know what got fried or, more acurately, loose. There's a hardware piece travelling around the insides of my laptop. I suspect it came from the SD card reader's entrance, as that doesn't work anymore. And it has probably done some damage already. Windows reboots in the middle of booting up, throws a bluescreen thing for a parsec. Neither partitions will boot. I can still try and restart the whole thing using my windows backup HDD, but I think it's no use if I don't solve the hardware part firs