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Tactical flashlights (some have teeth on them for breaking windows but you could flash them and cut their face with it) and dog attack pepper spray can be good too.
it's doing fantastically well. i can actually see the bottom of the pocket now, which is amazing. we've switched to using medihoney on the wound bed, and after i convinced myself that there probably was some scientific basis to it, i think it might be helping things a fair amount. it means that my side is now oozing and sweet all the time, but that's why we have basic-ass hygiene, squirt bottles to defend against cats, and gauze pads. i'm going in for a surgical consultation to see whether or not there's a way to speed the process alone, since pain is a major issue. until the wound has closed, it's apparently supposed to hurt as bad as/worse than the day it happened. that's been... a problem for me, as i'm sure you all can imagine.
hero cat is good. he's a fucking baby. he will not leave my side. every night he has this new bedtime "ritual" where he very gently crawls onto me, lays his paws against my collarbone and very very lethargically kneads. like, it's basically just him stretching out his hands, no movement at all in the arms. while he does this, he purrs so loudly that he drools all over me.
Not a doctor, so YMMV and all that, but there was research being done even in the 1970s on the use of honey as an antibacterial agent in wounds. It was well-known in the ancient world and turns out to work pretty well, because it kills the bacteria by basically dehydrating them to death. Some people even suggest using it against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, since the dehydration is a chemical action that it's hard for bacteria to resist. TL;DR you probably convinced yourself right. It's nasty but will help heal.
Thanks for keeping us updated. Will you be posting more wound pics for the local sick fuck community?![]()
hero cat is good. he's a fucking baby. he will not leave my side. every night he has this new bedtime "ritual" where he very gently crawls onto me, lays his paws against my collarbone and very very lethargically kneads. like, it's basically just him stretching out his hands, no movement at all in the arms. while he does this, he purrs so loudly that he drools all over me.
Anyone who says cats don't have empathy is a fucking idiot. When I had a broken bone, my cat would curl up right next to the fracture and purr loudly. Apparently, purring actually heals broken bones. I'm not sure and the reasoning borders on woo, but just the cat caring does a lot.


@cockgoblin, thanks for the pix! I'm a writer, and hearing about your experience has provided a lot of useful information for potential fight scenes. Actually, if you know any writers in real life, they'll probably want to know too. Far fewer people get stabbed these days than you'd think.
... shit, was that creepy? I apologize.But honestly, I'm really glad you're keeping us updated on your condition and that it's healing well. This kind of thing must be really fucking scary to experience.
Holy fucking goddamn, you're a giant badass.
I'm glad you're healing alright, it's pretty fucked up what happened. Hopefully they catch the guy who did it.
Although, I do wonder how it's possible that a literal stab wound looks less disgusting than phil's surgically constructed taint.
I'm glad you're healing alright, it's pretty fucked up what happened. Hopefully they catch the guy who did it.
Although, I do wonder how it's possible that a literal stab wound looks less disgusting than phil's surgically constructed taint.