I think the injury was that far up, plus bone was exposed.Originally Posted by Lobodeb
2 inches!
Wow! That must have been a heck of an injury. Glad he's out of surgery and on his way to recovery.
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I think the injury was that far up, plus bone was exposed.2 inches!
Wow! That must have been a heck of an injury. Glad he's out of surgery and on his way to recovery.
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