Anyone like myself born with a chronic disease, has more than likely had
their fair share of operations and procedures. I would therefore never choose
to have surgery, and wonder what goes through the minds of those who are
blessed with good health, yet don't think twice about having plastic surgery,
when in fact nothing is medically wrong.
Plastic or elective surgery has never appealed to me, and I find it hard to
understand why anyone would want extra fat injected into their lips or have Botox
injections. I saw a lady who could hardly smile or make any facial expressions,
her skin stretched so tight, not a wrinkle or line in sight. Looking like some
aged Barbie doll, she may as well have been wearing a neon sign above her head
telling everyone how she longed to be young again. Taking a closer look at her
expressionless face, it suddenly occurred to me that she had unwittingly
created a Parkinson's like mask, which I'm only too familiar with. Why would
anyone want to look this way? If you have Parkinson's and suffer from
"masking" - who needs Botox?
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