[ SECRET POST #3055 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3055 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Doing it wrong

[tabaqui]

It does, this glue was just hideously stubborn and horrible. Plus, i don't like smelling like lighter fluid and I was so wiped out (had to go back into the hospital a week later, 'cause i wasn't doing so great), showering just about made me collapse. So the less caustic fluid on my skin, the better. (Plus...they just seemed to *come back*, over and over. It was kind of creepy.)

Re: Doing it wrong

[fishnchips]

That is completely understandable. The coming back is super weird.

Re: Doing it wrong

[tabaqui]

I think what it was, when I had the surgery they use this super-thin 'incise film', a barrier film that goes on the site of the incision and covers all the skin around it in a pretty big area. It's to help keep the area sterile and keep the wound edges clean.

It's basically super-stick, super-thin cling film. I think that really made the whole ordeal worse, 'cause I could barely see the stuff, and yet it was still there on my skin and a giant pain to remove.

Re: Doing it wrong

[fishnchips]

Ew. I mean, sure it's probably necessary but that doesn't make it less annoying.
(Fun fact: My skin seems to "dissolve" certain inks/colours. Every time I get a stamp on my hand at events, it turns into a vague fuzzy blob of colours in a matter of an hour at the most.)

Re: Doing it wrong

[tabaqui]

Huh, interesting. Body chemistry - it's fun!
I can wear approximately one perfume that doesn't become some kind of sour, gross *stink* on me within an hour.

And it's *amazingly* annoying, but also really cool, since it helps keep the incision itself neater and really does help with sterility. Just...please make it come off more easily!

Re: Doing it wrong

[fishnchips]

Or at least tell patients how to get it off...

Re: Doing it wrong

[tabaqui]

This would help, yes!
Hehe. :)