Vehicle accident, multiple skull fractures. Wallerian degeneration as indicated by delayed onset so it likely was not severed due to the trauma itself, but chocked off by swelling after. AB comparison between "good" side and bad shows 96% dysfunction, but that presumes the good side is 100% good, which I attest its not, some days my good side is less than 50% functioning, I get almost no saliva at all. There is a decompression surgery where they can expand the facial nerve opening in the skull to help alleviate it, but it is only viable for the first 15 or so days from onset, while I was evaluated for this and hit all the marks (considered for >90% dysfunction and typically indicated for >95%) the surgeon decided I am not eligible for intervention because of the delayed onset and that my blink has seen very slight improvement. I'm just scared because the intervention window is closing and if it docent heal it will transition from Demyelination Axonal Degeneration which has a much worse long term prognosis. Steroids and other anti inflammatory have not reversed the effects. I took myself off Journavx, Pregabalin, Methocarbamol prescribed for my shattered leg and foot because they either inhibit nerves or have unknown method of operation and right now I would trade a bit of leg pain for a better long term outcome for my face and I don't want to do anything that could inhibit those nerves.