this is what happens when ur friends are drunk and burn themselves on ur hot as fuck headers so shitty

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Yuck. Im afraid to see what the headers look like.

dood i had a piece of her skin like 2 in. x 3 in. stuck to the header sizzling so gnarly but she took it like a champ i would of been crying like a baby she wanted to stay and party at the sand bar hahahahhaa 

Now she is in the Bassett tattoo club

you mean the rewarder tattoo club

An ex-GF's mom did the same thing 30 yrs ago.  Her back still has 3 or 4 letters from the middle of the word Offenhauser clearly showing on one of her shoulders to this day.  Come to think of it, she just kept drinking for the rest of the weekend too.  It does get her a lot of comments tho...

she will never forget my boat thats for sure its gonns be a huge scar for a while life

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By far the worst BB (or RB) I've ever seen!!!

That is a smell you never forget. Responded to burning house call and both residents burned to death. Learned real fast to keep Vick's vapor rub in my gear bag!!!

that is f'n nasty, i hope she recovers quick, sitting down is gonna suck

Yea Infection is a HUGE concern for that size and depth of burn she has there. If she hasnt been to the Dr. yet, I would highly suggest it. Like Tom said its gonna take a long time to heal properly, including dressing care and wound cleaning. I barely burnt my wrist on my first boat years back, and that hurt like a son' bitch. I cant imagine what that is feeling like.

Man I love headers, I really wanted to put a set on the Kona, but this is why I didn't.  I can be carful and tell everyone in the boat to be careful, but accidents do happen.  I hope your friend heals up ok.

My wife is a RN and clinical cordinator for the burn center here in Fresno. I showed her the picture, without knowing the timing or details and she said that "the burn was 2nd degree partial thickness and it needs to be debrided (cleaned with soap and water, ouch!) The white area needs to be cleaned off, and if the tissue is pink, dressed with xeroform/bacitracin. If the tissue is white underneath, then a silver dressing would be necessary, and maybe even surgical debridement with grafting. It will take about 4 weeks to heal. If the tissue is anything but pink, it will scar. It's important to keep it clean and a dressing applied."

I don't know what doctor she went to, but it would be best to get care at a burn center. These burn wounds often require specialized care. Sorry for the delay in posting this--hope all turns out fine. If you have any questions, give me a call--I'll put in direct contact with my wife.

Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785