Man learns to smile again after 20 years of not smiling

Written by Crushkill
Published December 13, 2003

Fred smiled today. For 20 years, the nerve endings and muscles in his face refused to communicate with the neuro-emotion signals from his brain.

One morning, his eyes slowly opened as he drifted into consciousness. The corners of his mouth curled upward. A flood of emotions invigorated and made him shiver with the postmodern excitement one only reads about in apocalyptic books about an obscure author's 10-year-old dream originally scribbled down on a napkin so he wouldnt forget.

Fred took a deep breath. He had refused to give up. He always believed in the human will to feel. And now his long wait was over.

He felt alive.

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Man learns to smile again after 20 years of not smiling
Published: December 13, 2003
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