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Oh! All my plastic bags? Yeah, they’ve certainly accumulated since I got here in September and it was cleaning day. There were a ton more in the closet. We counted 103 by the end of the day. 😀

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It’s looking pretty good. I put lotion on it as many times a day I can. That helps soothe the itch. When I go home for Easter in two weeks, I’m going to start using some Mederma to prevent scarring and then hopefully when I go home for the summertime in May, I can it touched up and fixed. However, I’m pretty happy with the way it’s healed. It doesn’t look nearly as bad as I though it was going to. (: I’ll post another follow up when I get it fixed. Thanks again for everyone’s help and advice!

Here’s a picture of it this morning: http://yfrog.com/h0ctltwj

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@ GreenDragon I know, it makes me so mad. But it’s getting better, so that’s what matters.

@ Sherav Do you really think I need to get tested for lead toxins? Only because at school, I have no health insurance so unless it’s really a worry, then I’ll figure it out. I mean, I haven’t been feeling well at all lately but I chalked this up to the side effects from the antibiotic. Could I be wrong? Aside from using a black pigment, do you think they’re anyway the blue will work? I’m just wary about changing the color after part of it is still blue, you know?

This is what it looked like this morning. (http://yfrog.com/h0m3kytj) So it looks like an improvement to me! It’s feeling better, I’m religiously taking my antibiotic and cleaning it and doing what they told me in the health center.

The one other thing that I’ve noticed is the skin under the tattoo is bumpy and gets more and more bumpy as the days pass. Is this part of the allergic reaction or should I be more concerned about this?

Thanks for all of your help, everyone! It’s been a life saver since I’m so far from home and can’t seek the advice of my tattooed Dad or the shop itself. 🙂 Thank you!!

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@ buttwheat Yep, it’s safe to saw that my body pretty much burned the skin off my foot. I’ve been burned severely before and the pain is similar. That’s why they’re having me put the silvedene on it. It’s helping a lot, actually. I’ll post another picture tomorrow or the day after. Thanks for the advice!

@ rockysmom I shower with a scented body wash but I clean my foot immediately after with an unscented bar soap. I’ve had numerous problems with soaps on my skin and when I find one that works, I tend to stick with it. I do everything possible to avoid the foot with the wash, but it’s a little difficult. It doesn’t seem to irritate it if I clean it immediately.

): It use to look so pretty.

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