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well some damage still don't know to what extent becz haven't been to doc. waiting it out to see what will happen?
they say if its also white and leathery its 3rd degree which is what happen some is black. some hurts some doesn't at all.
had a hard hard confusing difficult day workwise and couldn't figure much out. it sucked pretty bad. *sigh what is a shing wench to do
It's just me fishing for some kind of understanding that I don't apparently have.
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