Bun's are not the one.

Day eight: like an old woman’s hand.

Day eight: like an old woman’s hand.

Day seven: For a bit of a change, my fingers are spread, attempting to show the bruise in between the fingers also exist. My fingers also have a slight tingling sensation, as if I’ve been sat on them and got pins and needles.

Day seven: For a bit of a change, my fingers are spread, attempting to show the bruise in between the fingers also exist. My fingers also have a slight tingling sensation, as if I’ve been sat on them and got pins and needles.

Day six: A rainbow of dull, ugly, colours. My fingers seem to warp to the side, like trees in a regular breeze. This has nothing to do with the injury.

Day six: A rainbow of dull, ugly, colours. My fingers seem to warp to the side, like trees in a regular breeze. This has nothing to do with the injury.

Day five: The rotting continues and spreads, as if a hand transplant has taken place & my arm is cruelly rejecting it.

Day four: The rotting begins. Slightly yellow, like that prep, stain people get wiped with before surgery yet with a tinge of green, like a witch. Also, palm bruises are definitely a real thing.

Day three: Still very much alive, but fat, hand.

Day three: Still very much alive, but fat, hand.

Day one: Bloated, very much alive hand.

Day one: Bloated, very much alive hand.