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I Use to Cut As a Teenager , I Still Have Noticable Scars

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caren1

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I Use to Cut As a Teenager , I Still Have Noticable Scars Posted: 02-25-05 22:05pm


I don't know what category to go into, what forum but someone mentioned cutting in this forum i have scars from years ago of cutting, I don't want to wear long sleeve shirts for the rest of my life i don't have money, I don't know how I can have them less noticable some kind of skin grafts or something does anyone know any info re: this i am not the same person, but I am reminded, every waking moment... I don't know what to do about them, too many years , I am done looking at them. Thanks a million

bd1012

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Joined: 31 May 2004
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Posted: 02-28-05 20:05pm


They have scare minimizers over the counter for cheap at the pharmacy and even places like walmart... Those might help a little bit. Maybe you could even try a stretchmark reducer? Worth a shot if it's not too expensive.

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