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years ago i cut my hand with an axe and my dutiful wife, then a medical student, stitched it together for me. then after an accident with a hedge cutter she again patiently put me back together. i'm now cleaning the kitchen table for the imminent arrival of a friend who is looking for a few stitches in the back of his hand, and has heard we do a great line in home made "personalised" stitches.

 

what are peoples views on these home remedies. has anyone had the same. and as a side note, isn't it strange how many tree surgeons end up with partners in the medical industry! i know a fair few!:biggrin:

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funily enough my girls a nurse too, handy to have around lol but usualy i glue meself back together :001_rolleyes: i guy i work with once tripped up and stuck his spike through his other foot stitched it up himself healed up grand

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When I was in the Army part of my job as a door gunner was being a team medic so I had been trained to a high standard. So I fix my self 90% of the time I think I've given my self about 15 stitches I find it's saves a LONG wait in A&E.

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When I was in the Army part of my job as a door gunner was being a team medic so I had been trained to a high standard. So I fix my self 90% of the time I think I've given my self about 15 stitches I find it's saves a LONG wait in A&E.

 

 

Army medic and high standard in the same sentence :lol::lol::lol:

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i always carry super glue and gaffer tape. always wanted a mrs that was a nurse though.........but thats for a different forum:blushing:

 

No glory in it now my missus uniform is crap, Ann Summers do a far nicer number.:thumbup1:

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I've not needed much stiches but I do a good line in stemming blood loss using paper towel and electrical tape.

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