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How about we play, "Never have I ever"?
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I have never had a serious injury requiring medical help (broken bones, concusssion, anything that should have you going to the ER, regardless of whether or not you actually did)
I had a slight fracture on my pinkie toe that probably would've healed on its own, does that count?
Weirdly same though I've been through stuff that definitely should have broken some bones
I just broke my first bone! The x-rays were exciting, and the tech emailed me the pictures!
I end up going to the ER way more than I want to. It's really annoying; if you walk into an urgent care or a regular doctor's office (besides my regular care providers, they're used to me now) and say you think you have a kidney infection or other kidney problems and you just need antibiotics, they just go "NOPE" and yeet you out the door to go to the ER. So far, I have been successful in preventing them from calling an ambulance for me.
Alternatively, I have had several injuries that should have gotten stitches, but have never been in the ER. Growing up poor in the US means you end up rawdogging your injuries.
You jinxed it