by D Farragher | 11 May, 2021 | Facial Palsy |
At the weekend, I made a visit to Kew Gardens. It was lovely to walk round the gardens while they were relatively quiet (partly due to Covid-19 restrictions, as the glass houses were closed, and partly because the weather forecast was terrible); this large bronze...
by D Farragher | 6 Oct, 2020 | Facial Palsy |
Government and medical guidance on reduction of transmission of Coronavirus advises regular handwashing. This advice is particularly relevant to people with facial palsy who may be touching their face, often in the region of the eye, more often throughout the day....
by D Farragher | 28 Sep, 2020 | Facial Palsy |
The regulations which have been instigated in order to control the rising number of Covid-19 infections can have an impact for people with facial palsy. Not all the impacts are necessarily negative..! The enforced wearing of masks in shops, museums, etc. means that...
by D Farragher | 31 Aug, 2020 | Facial Palsy |
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by D Farragher | 25 Aug, 2020 | Facial Palsy |
On 16th August, Dr James Partridge OBE died at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital in Guernsey. Dr Partridge was the founder of the charity Changing Faces the UK’s leading charity supporting people with disfigurements. Founded by James in 1992, the charity provides...
by D Farragher | 8 Aug, 2020 | Facial Palsy |
The gradual opening up of shops, restaurants, work places, etc. is well underway; a number of people have voiced some anxiety on returning to a life where they are more “visible” and experience more encounters/meetings with other people. The charity...
