We all have them. Scars that is! And behind almost every scar there is a story. Whether you fell off of your tricycle or jumped into a pool - having a story makes the scar worth it. As the scar fades, the story remains and here are a few of our customer's stories behind their scar.

1. STORY BEHIND MY
SCAR

2. everyone
17 people shared theirs with us.
Each story is unique,
just like the scars they left behind.

3. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.

4. After falling off a swing and cracking open her elbow, Caity had surgery.
She wound up with an epic Harry Potter style scar on her arm.
No sign of Voldemort, though.
caity

5. She leaned on the back of a video game chair that she thought had
arms on it. Leaning forward to rest her hands on the non-existent
arms, Kyernan pitched into the chair frame with her forehead.
She earned six stitches and a great scar story.

6. When he was 4 or 5 years old, Dallas was playing in the sprinkler on
a hot and sunny day. He climbed a nearby fig tree, grabbing some
giant leaves to take them into the sprinkler. An unexpected reaction
with the sun, water, fig leaf oils and his skin left Dallas with what
looks like a chemical burn scar.
Dallas

7. A parrot named Hopscotch got very nervous
when Roxanne decided to pick him up.
He bit her thumb, taking a chunk
and leaving a small scar.

8. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.
A neighbor's dog was once again harassing Jerry's cat on the porch
at 1 a.m. Frustrated, he ran outside – barefoot – and chased the
dog across the lawn. At full speed, Jerry's toe came in contact with
the sprinkler head, slicing open his toe down to the bone.
Jerry

9. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.
Thrown through the back window in a car accident, Bruce landed
about 75 feet away and broke his leg. The police officer at the
scene told him if he'd flown any farther, he would have needed a
"stewardess" with him. The scar is from surgery. They put a 15-inch
metal rod in his femur to hold it together.
Bruce

10. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.
His son gashed the top of his big toe on a mystery object on the bottom of
the local swimming hole. The emergency room nurse cringed at the deep
wound, and the doctor couldn't identify its odd color. The city tried and
failed to find the cause of the injury. To this day, it's still a mystery.
All that's left of the object is his son's scar story.
eri

11. amiWhen having a tumor removed from her face at age 11,
Kami had part of her jaw replaced with donor bone for her
mandible. Bone marrow was removed from her hip
for the operation. She now has 2 surgical scars,
one under her face and another on her hip.

12. His girlfriend had a seizure that fractured one of the vertebra in her
back. She then had back surgery to repair it. This left her with a
7-inch scar on her left side.
george

13. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.
As a teenager, Evan went for a ride in his dad's sweet Corvette.
Built low to the ground, it had sleek exhaust pipes along the
sides of the car. When Evan got out of the car, his leg touched
the pipe. It took away several layers of skin – and his freckles.
evan

14. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.
A dog bite left a hole the size of a silver dollar in Robert's arm.
After 8 stitches on the inside and 9 on the outside,
his scars still remind him of the incident.
robert

15. A breast cancer survivor, Patricia has had a double mastectomy and more
than 5 reconstructive surgeries. Now in remission, she has several scars on
her chest and abdomen that serve as reminders of her battle with cancer.
patricia

16. Bitten on the stomach by a Great Dane before she turned 14,
Amber was told by doctors that her scar would fade with age.
Over the years, it grew with her instead, drawing much attention.
amber

17. carrieSurgery to remove her gallbladder earlier
this year left Carrie with pinkish-purple
scars in 3 places on her stomach.

18. Her dad's car rolled over Courtney's foot when she was young,
breaking her foot. The tire rubber took some skin with it, leaving a
scar. She never played around or behind cars again.
Courtney

19. As a busy bartender recovering from a morning of mixing mimosas, Jake was
washing fluted champagne glasses with a suction-mounted brush in a sink.
After repeated plunges into the sudsy water, the glass stem base broke off in
Jake's hand. It slid across his index finger, peeling away the skin. It took eight
stitches to close the wound, but he still likes drinking and making mimosas.
As a college baseball player, Dan was trying to break up a double-play in a
championship series game. When he slid into second base, the short stop
attempted to jump over him. Instead, his metal cleats landed on Dan's hand,
leaving holes in his skin after shredding his batting glove. Round scars mark
the spots on his skin that still have no feeling. Looking for a happy ending?
Dan's team won the game, and he hit a home run in his last at-bat
with his hand wrapped in gauze.
Dan

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