One tetanus shot and two stitches later...

Jan 08, 2008 23:26

To a certain extent I am ambidextrous ( Read more... )

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apestyle January 9 2008, 07:48:08 UTC
Happily it was sans-lacerations.

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mukaddes_rawdah January 9 2008, 13:32:45 UTC
Ohhh cabagge is the hardest to cut I use to put it in many Soups I make but decded to go with Boy chick and escarole or spinich for THAT REASON ITS SO ROLLY POLY TO BEGIN WITH AND HARD YA GOTTA HAVE A REALLY SHARP KNIFE AND ban CUT EVERY TIME!!! Now I use packaged pre cut if a recepie absolutly has to have it So sorry Eeew ick ( ... )

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aetheldaeg January 9 2008, 22:38:44 UTC
I'm glad that you are ok. As the recipient of numerous stitches from kitchen accidents I can relate. Be careful.

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opakele January 10 2008, 04:10:42 UTC
This is serious considering your recent chemo. Do not hesitate to get it checked again, if necessary.

I'm so sorry that happened. It is so jarring. I've had several kitchen accidents (and a few garden accidents), but have been able to manage things at home. That was pre-cancer, girl. I'm not so sure now. The skin on my hands seems to break very easily these days, despite frequent lotion application.

Oh, and doctors aren't used to being bossed around, so you have to be extra special bossy.

Please take care.

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