If you haven’t done so, one day you will be out and about and need a band aid and you will remember this piece of advice and wish you had done so. If you didn’t think of it then, you will when you’re cleaning up a wound with a dry leaf, or when you’re buying a new box of band aids even though you have a trove of a first aid kit at home. I know, because this has happened to me many times before. I should have taken the cue from my dad sooner who has done this for years – and yes, who has saved the day by whipping out a trusty little band aid when it’s needed the most!
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I keep band aids in my wallet too, right next to my tylenol. I love your blog. I went all they way to the end. Your pictures are amazing!
naaawww… thanks for your kind words!
We were told by her PT that this was normal, and that we should give her Tylenol Motrin to help the pain.