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Stopped on arrival in America with paralysis to the facial nerve, the Swiss back in Europe did un''analisi of his condition in an interview with the Berner Zeitung.
Monday 21 November 2016 2 minutes reading time
"I feel better than a week ago," Feuz says, "but I still feel okay face especially when it is very cold as Friday with -12 °. That day I put on skis and on Saturday we can say that I did a lot of training light".
"For a week I could only do a very light physical training," he continues, "but I could barely move my head." Tests conducted in the United States have not revealed anything about possible causes, and now, to return to Europe, Feuz make new controls in Switzerland. "If everything is OK, I will make two or three days of skiing before going to Val d' 'Isere." "I'm worried too," says the Swiss sprinter, "because at age 16 I had already been through a similar situation and me are now remembered. But if it happens for the first time, you really are impressed to panic.
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