- Location
- Western Norway
Get well quick and lets hope this is the last time you´ll ever be bitten by a chain.
Cheers
Svein
Cheers
Svein
Grip that saw
- Thread starter allmark
- Start date
- Location
- AZ
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This is stitched up 1 week out
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Man, you are one quick healer! looks really good, hope your back to normal in no time.
This is stitched up 1 week out
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Man, you are one quick healer! looks really good, hope your back to normal in no time.
- Location
- North of Boston
Those are the same stitches I got on my leg, Mattress Stitches the doctor called them. My leg healed up niceley with those, VS cuts I have had mended with traditional tied on top stitching.
Looking good for 1 week! Good Luck!
Looking good for 1 week! Good Luck!
allmark
Participating member
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Those are the same stitches I got on my leg, Mattress Stitches the doctor called them. My leg healed up niceley with those, VS cuts I have had mended with traditional tied on top stitching.
Looking good for 1 week! Good Luck!
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Thats exactly what they are. Its doing really well.
Those are the same stitches I got on my leg, Mattress Stitches the doctor called them. My leg healed up niceley with those, VS cuts I have had mended with traditional tied on top stitching.
Looking good for 1 week! Good Luck!
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Thats exactly what they are. Its doing really well.
- Location
- sheffield.uk
2 hands?
- Location
- Asheville,NC
looking better...
Saw stop is a table saw.
Saw stop is a table saw.
- Location
- Longmont, CO
I find it amazing that our bodies were designed to heal themselves.
allmark
Participating member
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2 hands?
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2 hands?
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chris_girard
Branched out member
- Location
- Gilmanton, N.H.
Hey Mark, After seeing your arm up close yesterday at the crane workshop, I have to say that you're healing up really fast which is great.
Still looks pretty gruesome seeing it for real compared to pictures though.
Man, I thought my left arm was bad with having the steel rod and pins in it, but you have me beat hands (or arm) down.
It was good seeing you again yesterday at the workshop. PLEASE, heal up good and no more injuries to that left arm, or any other parts.
See you at the next workshop.
Still looks pretty gruesome seeing it for real compared to pictures though.
Man, I thought my left arm was bad with having the steel rod and pins in it, but you have me beat hands (or arm) down.
It was good seeing you again yesterday at the workshop. PLEASE, heal up good and no more injuries to that left arm, or any other parts.
See you at the next workshop.
Just saw the recent picture,
Man, you are a fast healer, looks great.
Man, you are a fast healer, looks great.
- Location
- under grace
Godspeed my brother, Godspeed!!
Thank you so much for sharing your story!! All the best.
Thank you so much for sharing your story!! All the best.
- Location
- South Texas
Hey don't let that get infected or things can get really bad like surgery or loss of a limb...
i feel for you!
i feel for you!
- Location
- Great White North
Dam brother hope ya heal soon
Be careful out there lads
Rev
Be careful out there lads
Rev
- Location
- Azle, Texas
I started carrying one of these military emergency bandages. I keep it in a small pouch on my belt. The bandage, elastic wrap and pressure bar all in one unit. I hope I never have to use it but I have practiced putting it on myself and my co-workers.
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allmark
Participating member
Arm is doing well.
- Location
- Coastal Maine
I carry two abdominal bandages (they're about 4" x 4" and maybe 1/2" thick) and a roll of kling taped inside my helmet (there's enough room between the nylon straps and the shell of the helmet to tape that stuff in there).
I can't even tell it's there, but it's ALWAYS there, 'cause I won't start my saw without my helmet.
Simple stuff, but it's good enough to stop heavy bleeding and buy time on the way to the ER. Maxi pads work well, too.
Glad you're healed up, Mark.
Cheers,
Avery
I can't even tell it's there, but it's ALWAYS there, 'cause I won't start my saw without my helmet.
Simple stuff, but it's good enough to stop heavy bleeding and buy time on the way to the ER. Maxi pads work well, too.
Glad you're healed up, Mark.
Cheers,
Avery
