Tom Green
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And you just kind of end up having to just kind of go with it.
And it was – you know, to my honest with, I still think about that sometimes.
It wasn't the worst thing in the world.
But, you know, they were very nice.
So then for the next, yeah, exactly.
And it was very delicate, the skin graft for the first.
Yeah, but it's not perfect, though.
It was a World War II doctor who invented the way of taking these skin grafts.
Actually, they did it for burn victims in the war.
And they invented some really, I don't know the word for it, but some tool that actually takes a micro thin layer of skin.
So micro, I don't really have a scar on my leg anymore.
It's almost like less than paper thin layers of skin.
They take them off strips like this.
And then they staple it into your foot to hold it on there.