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parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. Welcome to the mom room. Just welcome all the

things. If you're watching on YouTube and you're like, why do you look like the Joker? It's because I have

some freaking mouth disease. This is what happened. Okay, I'm

gonna take you to the beginning. A couple months ago, I woke up. I just remember yawning and it felt like

the corner of, like my, my lips were really dry and it felt like the corners of my mouth cracked.

This has happened a few times in my life. It wasn't alarming to me. I was like,

okay, I'll just, you know, take care of it the next few days till it heals. I don't think it ever

healed and I've been getting inflammation and redness in the corners of my mouth that flares up

and then it'll die down a little bit and then it flares back up and sometimes it moves

from it's almost like it's spreading and you can see the redness on my skin in the corners of my mouth

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