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Personal Narrative: Linear Scar In My Hand
pins in my arm to hold it in place. You can see where they put them in my arm, one on top and one on the side on my wrist. They did have to cut into my arm to move the bone back in place so I have a decently sized scar on the bottom of my arm. I had to wear multiple casts, and braces. I had 1 full arm cast, 2 mid way casts, and 1 forearm brace. They didn’t give me a sling so it was very difficult to do things. This was before they made waterproof casts so I couldn’t get my cast wet. This process went on for a long time, which I don’t remember exactly how long it was. The only good thing that came out of that accident was that my old school’s teacher would write for me. I had to tell her what to write and she wrote it down.

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