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Guest I'm Trisha now

My hands are kind of big as it is and I hate that but the thing is one has about 3 fractures in it and it makes it look really big and puffy. I hear you can have it rebroken and they put pins through your hands to make it straight again. Thing is why wouldn't they do that the when I broke it then? Should I wear gloves or do something to hide it? What can I do to fix it? Probably not much but I would consider anything to try fix it.

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Guest Hildagard

Gloves look odd at best unless they match a formal outfit.

Formal outfits look odd at best unless at formal occasions.

When the breasts come in, the only ones looking at your hands are the ones looking at your purse as you hold it, I wouldn't feel too bad about it lovie

-cuddles-

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Guest Donna Jean

Well, Hon...

The obvious fix is to get it all re-broken and re-set...or surgery...probably all expensive...

I have arthritis in my hands, and they're not too good looking either...

But, like Hilda says...hopefully the boys will be looking at your chest instead...

Gloves all the time would be funky...

Donna Jean

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Guest sarah f

I am sorry but your only real option is surgery. All that will do is take away the puffy look to your hand. I wouldn't worry too much about your hands as the boys will be focusing on your other features first.

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Every woman has features that bother her. Everyone has flaws. No one will notice your hand if you just ignore it yourself.

When I lived as a woman I disguised my square hands and short fingers by keeping my nails long and beautifully manicured. People were always complimenting me on my beautiful hands-it was funny. When I let my nails rest from acrylic overload once or twice a year no one ever said anything nice about my hands. So create a beautiful focal point on that hand-beautiful nails and even dramatic jewelry and ignore the fault. All anyone will ever notice is the gorgeous nails and dramatic jewelry.

Surgery can leave scars and potential complications along with being expensive and having your hand out of commission for awhile while simply creating a focal point is relatively inexpensive and fun!

:D

JJ

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