Ouch! Hope you heal ok.
Lol, oh, I'm fine, mostly just wounded pride and a slightly larger, ever increasing bald spot.
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That wasn't really the way I wanted to get my first stitches, though.
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I've had a couple small gashes before where I probably
should have gone and got stitches but just krazy glued back together or something, but this was one of those ones where I was like, dang, this is going to require a trip to the hospital.
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At the very entrance they have you sanitize hands, give you a mask and make sure you're wearing it correctly, and make sure you're not potential virus carrier, then on to the main Triage desk, where I am the only person, no line-up.
One dude that had a severe peanut allergy and had eaten something with peanuts came in right after me and obviously went right in first, but I was through triage within 5 mins... Waited about 20 mins to get a spot and see the doctor. I was released and out of the building within about 2h45m, even with extra time for observation since it was a "dropped something on head" incident, an EKG because my heart was racing so much when I first got there, and an updated Tetanus shot since I was
way overdue anyway.... Cost? $0
Didn't even have to pay for parking, it is free on Saturday.
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