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Re: How do you make healing cuts go away fast? - December 19th 2010, 07:31 PM
Everyone's body heals differently and at different rates. If you've hurt yourself before (whether intentional or not) you can probably tell how long things like this will take to heal. The important thing now is to keep everything clean so you don't get infection. Using neosporin and bandades will also help reduce scarring. But mainly keep it clean and it'll take it's own time to heal.

Also, your mom probably only wants to see your arm because she loves you and is worried about you. It may not be such a bad idea to let her in a little. No parent wants to find out that their kid hurts themselves or feels bad enough to do so. She probably wants to help and maybe it's time to let her try.

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