.... I slipped. That's it. It all happened so fast. I thought I just banged my shin but when I pulled back I saw this
I
instantly knew I needed stitches. I tell Luke I might pass out (which I did) and upon waking up he ties it off, I laugh like a crazy person (seriously, I couldn't stop! Is that shock or am I clincally insane?), and we decide it's probably time to hike back and get me some stitches. But first, let's take some pictures!
After about a mile, we got to hitchhike with some friendly locals who took us to a cab.
coolest cab ever btw
Nicaraguan emergency rooms are very different from what i'm used to. First of all it was outdoors and "dirty" by American standards. (Dead bugs, spider webs, dirty mops...)
The room he worked on me in was full of people and there was no sanitary precautions that I am used to seeing. He did his best and I was numb for the first half....not so much the second half. I laughed unbelievably hard (seriously I'm nuts)
Yup , that's my blood, which they proceeded to leave.
Thank you Luke for all the help!!!!!
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