Gellar
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Popped it like a pimple! Instead of being a hand model now you’ll be featured in the do not do segment of safety videos!
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Dead silent, didn’t say a word. Too many thoughts running through the head to say anything. Analyzing what just happened, what needs to happen next, and what the recovery is going to look like.How loud was the F bomb?
They only clear from primaries, and on a very delayed scheduled. They hacked the top half on the power line side off last summer and that stressed it out so much that ips beetle was starting to kill off the tree.You lucky SOB. Bet it didn’t feel too lucky when it happened though.
Side note, how the hell was that tree ever allowed to grow up and through power lines like that? Were they live while you worked? Hell of a lot worse things than smashed fingertips can happen up there. Stay safe!!
I don’t drink alcohol or soda, we’ll anything in a can I guess, this will have to do.Well when i seen topic i thought and expected lost fingers knowing your line of work. Point being could be worse! bet that hurt like a SOB but you still have them. Worse part with finger/hand injuries is when your trying to figure out to how to get it un stuck with only the other hand. So lesson learned, from experiance i have found if you wrap them around a cold cylinder (beer can sized) it will help reduce swelling your likely dealing with today. Heal up and glad its not worse!
Like Grandad always told me, "It'll feel better once it quits hurting."I don’t drink alcohol or soda, we’ll anything in a can I guess, this will have to do. View attachment 281440
Yeah they would have charged me a bunch of money, told me I couldn’t work, and likely did the same triage I did. I still have full movement. Keeping an eye on the pinky nail because it is completely detached on the cuticle side.Had you gone to a medical center with orthopedists in training, I'm guessing/fairly certain that they would have done a XRay/CT scan of your hand, followed by a discussion of whether it is safer to remove the nail/s and do some prevention antibiotics, and then given you a full on wrap of your hand, with work restrictions for the rest of the week.
@Dsnow9 some of your photos look like you are standing on the cable/wires?