If I actually had a doctor I'd call him.
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Gracie!! That looks awful. I would go to a doc or a walk in clinic or something....and not being able to bend is bad... Ugh. So sorry!! Take care of yourself!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks really serious. You have to see a doctor. You can't have it getting septic and then spreading into your blood stream.
ReplyDeleteThat looks gross. Although it is probably just a combination of your injury and subsequent time on your feet in the heat (since you are technically supposed to use the RICE principle for the first 48-72 hours after a contusion and you obviously didn't), you should still probably go get it checked out.
ReplyDeleteGracie!!! Get to the doc girl!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks horrible! Get to the doctor, lady!
ReplyDeleteYikes! Doesn't look good but I guess a difficult marathon in the heat on top of that fall could do that. Hope it starts getting better in a day or two!
ReplyDeletemy vote is doctor!
ReplyDeleteI think this warrants at trip to the ER!
ReplyDeleteumm. i'm assuming you've already tried dumping a bottle of hydrogen peroxide on it? that's all i have...
ReplyDeleteOuch! That looks super tender. I can't believe you were able to run Boston on it. You are a B.A.!
ReplyDeleteThat's infected! Get that checked out! Fast!!!'
ReplyDeletedoes not look good
ReplyDeleteI hope it is better by now