In HS I skipped the first couple stairs and reached for the hand rail and my ring finger clipped it just perfectly enough to spiral fracture. I wasn't fully convinced it broke and continued through my day but then the doctor confirmed. It just felt like there was no way I could've sustained that kinda damage from something so boring but I still can't close my fist without that finger veering into my pinky.
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Got up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom. On the way back to bed I accidentally tripped on a piece of furniture I didn’t see. When I turned on the light my pinky toe was bent in a right angle. Had to have it reset and taped up but since it was my right foot I couldn’t drive for several weeks. Every day I just thought how stupid and avoidable this whole mess was.
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