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  • Author : Phoenix_Rising
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13 Feb 2017 10:35 AM
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@Pepsimax wrote:
@Phoenix_Rising does this get you down or do you think it is just a coping behavior

@Zoe7@Pepsimax Hmmm...my last post appeared in a larger font. That's strange. I wasn't really trying to make a loud statement Smiley LOL @Pepsimax Does it get me down that I have scars on my arm? No. As someone said, they are battle scars. They bear testimony to what I have survived thus far. Having said that, my scars are high up on my arm such that I can generally choose whether they are visible or not. You will never see me in a singlet top or a sleeveless dress (actually, you will never see me in any dress Smiley LOL )and I have to work hard to find blouses with long enough sleeves, but I can generally manage. The time I am most self-conscious is when I go for a swim. However, what the heck do I care what random strangers think?

Did I see a post earlier from you today about your co-workers talking about your scars? I can certainly see how difficult that would be for you Smiley Sad

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