Yesterday was quite a day. My 21 years old sister, Resti, was planned to take my 12 years old sister, Ola, to the orthopedic because she's complaining about aches on her right foot and apparently there's a hard little bump on it.
But..., while they get ready, Resti accidentally spill hot water on her right thigh! OH-MY-GOD, that was the most horror-looking skin I've ever witnesses in my life (even though I also have been scalded all over my body when I'm about 3 or 4 years old because of my clumsy baby sitter, but since I can't remember the scene, so...). The view about her skin melted and some skin stuck together in several part... OUCH! For the first aid she applied silver sulfadiazine 10 mg ointment and after that I take her to the ER and my dad take Ola to the orthopedic (on the same hospital).
Apparently, while it looks like a second-degree burn, the doctor decided that it just a first-degree burn. I don't understand, because by its look, I swear it looks like a second-degree burn. But hey, I'm not the doctor here, I just referring to the Wikipedia and this site.
I thought it couldn't get any worse for a day, but no, it could. My dad come home and tell me that the tiny bump on Ola's foot is a benign tumor. Not a good news at all for a hypochondriac like my self.
Maybe it's a karma, I play zombie with a rotten/third-degree burned hand last Halloween just for fun, it's not even my costume.
Sigh...
