How To Paralyze My Face

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If while surgically removing a lump from my face the surgeon cut a nerve I would not sue. The paralysis was a risk I took when choosing to get the lump removed. The surgeon didn't intentionally paralyze my face, so why should I intentionally ruin his life. With him paying out of pocket it could very well cause great hardship to

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