Today was my second day at my new, 'real' job and I have just one thing to say...
If you have nail fungus of any sort, let's handle it people, it's no way to live.
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3 comments:
Gross. That's all I can say.
Yes, I have never understood why people don't take care of that kind of thing. I will admit, I somehow had fungus on my toenail, which is a trauma I am still recovering from, but I went to the doctor when I figured it out and spent butt loads of cash in the 'fungus aisle' at my local drug store.
It took awhile, but with persistence I got rid of it.
But I just don't get how you can let your nails turn black or misshapen and deformed, that's just not right. :<
I think I went to a nasty 'bargain' mancurist, if you know what I mean. Not clean enough...never again, I bring my own stuff now and only go to places I know are clean. I have to find one of those here in Seattle.
As you can see, I really am still traumatized by that experience!!
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