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The famous Hollywood star, George Clooney has had a little tough childhood due to the disease called Bell’s Palsy, which leads to paralysis of the face. It was very difficult for George Clooney to cope with their studies, along with listening to the taunts and names his colleagues called him. Clooney began his studies at the School of the Blessed Sacrament in Fort Mitchell Kentucky after which he changed schools. Staying in Ohio for a part of his childhood, he attended St. Michael School is located in Columbus and then changed schools again to be in Santa Susanna School in Mason, Ohio. It was in the midst of their studies in this school who developed the disease and life was not the same for him. Things became very difficult for him. He could not cope with their studies, could not take the depression of being without friends and made fun of all time.
When the disease reached the top, his left eye was closed and it was very difficult to eat, drink and even make the smallest movement in the face. He thus got the nickname of "Frankenstein." He is afraid to think that even today in which he breaks and hinders the whole body. However, he says it was this childhood experience that made him stronger than anything else. This disadvantage remained with him for nearly a year between his parents moved to Augusta in Kentucky, where he studied George Clooney Augusta High School. In his childhood, George Clooney was a very obedient student get A and B and was very good in baseball and basketball. When he had grown up, I wanted to be a lawyer, but then are diverted to become a professional baseball player, but then was offered a contract. He then attended the Northern Kentucky University and then moved to the University of Cincinnati, but finally could not graduate from either of them. So in general, George Clooney is not yet a graduate, but is doing quite well in life at this time.