u/AztraChaitali

I've had no problems on the site before, with even larger mods, and the one successful download is also from nexusmods, which makes me believe it may have to do with the size. The 1.16gb download keeps stopping at around 80%. but sometimes it failed almost immediately.

I've also tried download managers and get similar error messages "connection closed" or "no internet" at similar 80% completion.

u/AztraChaitali — 14 days ago

Today I had an accident that left me with several cuts that are basically mostly healed already, yet when I went to the doctor, mainly because I passed out after the accident and wanted to discard anything more serious. The doctor suggested that some of the wounds should be reopened and stitched to ensure they heal properly.

However, I can't get over the feeling that it was suggested merely for aesthetics, when I pressed about why, she just plainly restated "So they heal better." and I was feeling too tired to keep repeating myself.

So is this kind of procedure just for aesthetics, or is there actual merit to reopening wounds that have already closed so they "heal better".

Info online talks about wounds that healed partially or improperly, but mine are closed, and too thin to have any room to have healed improperly.

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u/AztraChaitali — 17 days ago

I'm a 26yo, female, 188cm(6'2"), 81kg (178lbs), currently taking captopril for high blood pressure.

I had an accident in the kitchen I don't remember entirely too well, that resulted in me waking up with a bunch of straight and long irregularly angled cuts on my arm in a small puddle of blood. I immediately washed the wounds and by that point the bleeding had stopped completely.

Still, I went to the doctor, who suggested stitching some of the wounds, which to me seems completely unnecessary because as far as I know that's only necessary if there is gaping, and this are so thin they might as well be papercuts, but since I don't know if maybe there's something I'm missing, I'd like a second opinion on these.

https://imgur.com/a/SMmqOqE Merely around half an hour after the accident, bleeding had stopped completely before intervention, the doctor suggested an intervention that would involve reopening some of the wounds to stitch them.

The most likely culprits to me seem to be either the edge of the table or a cheese grater, but I don't even know if I got wounded before or after passing out. Although doctor indicated I probably passed out due to blood loss.

u/AztraChaitali — 17 days ago