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Once when I was a lot younger I was playing store with my cousins and sister. We were using a typewriter as the cash register and I got my finger stuck between the kets. It cut me pretty bad an now I have a straight scar down the middle of my fingertip |
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I actually have a few bad scars, but I'll just tell you my worst one. So one time when I was like 9 or 10, I was drifting on my bike (I was really good at it) and a rolled over a little rock. It popped my tire and the bike fell over, and I let go of the handle bars to jump off, but the bike landed on top of me. I skidded across the concrete road and my leg was under part of my body, and it got scraped up BADLY. I ended up using my dad's old crutches because it hurt so much to walk. Most parts of my left leg are scarred TwT |
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getting hospitalized three times. i have three scars on my inner left arm from where they put picc lines in, and those still get phantom pains every now and then even though you'd think they wouldn't because they're so. uncool scar-wise. two more on my stomach, one was because the surgeon stabbed the wrong spot i'm assuming and the other is around my feeding tube none of my scars are from cool badass shi they're just from being a nerd and getting sick 😔 |
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When I was a baby the nurse tore off a round bandaid for my left heel. It immediately tore the skin off and I started bleeding a lot. No doctor helped, and she wasn't fired. It' grown up with me (of course) and it's really big. But yeah. |
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Edited at February 27, 2022 05:32 PM by Visionbearers
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I have a permanent scar on my palm from aboutttt 3 years ago? I learned not to pick up dramatic bunnies from that day. |
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I honestly have to many scars to count. Almost all are from countless surgeries I've had throughout my life, most(if not all my surgery scars) were to remove tumors. I'd write about them, but it'd definitely take at least two full forum posts to write about them all
However, I do have a few that aren't from surgeries.
- A smallish scar on my right thumb from years and years ago. I was desperately wanting a carrot and my parents were outside doing something together. I waited a short while and then gave up. I couldn't find the carrot peeler so I used a dull kitchen knife. As I was trying to peel the carrot, I cut very deeply into my thumb knuckle. By the time I reached my parents, who were still outside, my entire hand and wrist was covered in blood.
- I don't remember exactly how this happened. But somehow I got a pen deeply jabbed into my knee. I still have a small scar, and a permanent ink spot in the center of said scar that's never gone away.
- somehow an outlet plug (the tongs > 🔌) got jabbed deeply into my knee when I was walking into the TV room and lost my balance and fell. The tongs of the plug were on the floor, my knee landed in a way that made the tongs dig very deeply into my knee - a burn scar on my forearm that I got from a scalding hot pan one time we were camping in a cabin when I was really young - I have a giant scar from a huge wound on my right inner calf. We have absolutely idea how I even got the wound, but I had it for almost two months, multiple times it seemed to be on the road to healing only to backtrack and get badly infected and reinfected multiple times, each time it got reinfected it was a worse infection than the last. I had to be rushed to the ER twice for this mystery wound. |
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the nurse/doctor cut a bit of my arm open then stitched it up and bandaged it. Comes the day I get my stitches removed I learn that they stitched up to close the cut wrong but they still had to remove the stitches. They were quick to clean and bandaged it. To this very day I still have the scar on my arm. Makes me laugh |
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*joker voice* Wanna know how I got these scars?
Anyways! I have a pretty bad scar on my knee from when I was younger. I was riding my bike on a gravel trail and turned too fast while going down a hill, I fell and ripped my entire knee and elbow open, still have scars on both spots to this day but more prominently on my knee.
I also have permanent scarring on all my fingers from chronic nail biting, but more so on the skin around them. |
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Meh mine is pretty simple buuuut I got mine from surgery. You see I was running like most middle schoolers do back then, I was chasing a friend and you see this friend ended up falling in front of me and I couldn't stop in time. I ended up tripping over her, for some reason I decided to while I was falling to turn, laying on my side. I heard something Crack then came a really bad pain in my shoulder area. I laid there in pain till a adult came and helped me up trying to keep my arm in place. The nurse came and took me in a wheelchair. They had me sitting there for good 30mins I'd say when my mom got there. She was pissed because they haven't called the ambulance. (Let's just say they did call because well you know how Mexican moms are) anywho, the ambulance came said it was swollen but they don't think anything is broken. I was taken to the hospital by taxi (yes a taxi) got there and when I got in turns out it was indeed broken but it wasn't my shoulder but my collar bone, it broke in half one piece still in shape while the other shattered. Had to have, plate and screws. yay fixed (Plot twist I broke it again little bit after I had plate and screws removed) seriously I did XD Oh and another scar of bite marks from my sister's cat. we knew he was aggressive with other cats but didn't think he'd be like that to us. You see he was fighting our other cat that we usually have separated but the doors we left open. He ran and I grabbed him and the other cat wanted to finish what was started and I got him away but the one I was holding went for my arm. chopping down having a dead grip on it. I manged to get him off bit couldn't feel from the bite up to my knuckle area. Was sent to the hospital and yeah |
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