I broke my thumb at work yesterday and now I have to use my Index finger to text. What non-threatening injuries have you had, that were more of an inconvenience than anything else?
So many. But...ive never (knock on wood) cut myself with a saw.
Many times with a utility knife. A couple bad hand injuries from driver slippage. You would be amazed at the damage a phillips head can do.
Falls, strains, falling objects. The last was the beginning of my demise.
But....it never took work for me to find a way to tear up my body.
I had shoulder surgery. It hurt all the way down to my fingertips. I could only type out a text with one finger. It was frustrating to type out a long message and lose it.
one of my tent poles splintered once and i got a big fiberglass splinter in my middle finger and I couldnt throw it in the air quite as easily
Ouch, sorry for your mishap.
For me it was a broken little toe. Hurt like heck when I walked, but it didn't stop me.
Way too many to list.
So many. But...ive never (knock on wood) cut myself with a saw.
Many times with a utility knife. A couple bad hand injuries from driver slippage. You would be amazed at the damage a phillips head can do.
Falls, strains, falling objects. The last was the beginning of my demise.
But....it never took work for me to find a way to tear up my body.
That walking must be doing your circulation well:]
Whatever is motivating you, well....im so pleased that it is:)
It's very awkward haha
I've never broken any bones, but I had a splinter once, does that count?
I think so haha
Were you inconvenienced?
It w was inconvenient to have to go in the house and look for a tweezers
So...it counts:]
I agree
I sprained my big toe....had to walk around like a mummy for a while..
You quickly find out just how important your big toe actually is..
I had shoulder surgery. It hurt all the way down to my fingertips. I could only type out a text with one finger. It was frustrating to type out a long message and lose it.
I can't count the number of broken bones because I run out of fingers and toes.