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What Happens If You Leave Stitches in for Too Long? - Duration: 3:04.

It's highly likely that large chunk of you watching this video have needed stitches at some point.

It's also likely that your doctor was super weird about getting them removed on time.

That's because the consequences of leaving them in there can be … not fun.

External stitches, or sutures, are used to hold two sides of an open wound together while they heal.

As a general rule, if your cut is longer than a centimeter, your doctor will probably use

sutures to get it closed.

Open wounds are traditionally not awesome for a bunch of reasons.

Infection is the main worry, because bacteria and other nasty things can get in if there's an opening.

So stitches are great, but you should definitely listen to instructions about removing them,

for two reasons:

The first is infection again.

It might seem weird that the thing preventing infection can also cause it, but sometimes

the sutures can get buried.

And yes, that's a horrifying as it sounds.

Patients who undergo eyelid surgery often have this happen.

Tissue can grow around the stitches and they need to be dug out of their face.

I mean, there's anesthetic involved, but still: ergh.

The other reason you should get them removed on time is entirely cosmetic and not such

a big deal compared to life-threatening infection.

After about 4-14 days, depending on their location, stitches can cause permanent scarring.

This gets nastier the longer they're left in.

Because of the risk of scarring, if the wound is on the patient's face, doctors often

won't use stitches at all.

There are other options, like a type of glue that dissolves after a certain amount of time.

It's made out of a polymer called cyanoacrylate, the sticky stuff that's also used to make super glue.

You may also have heard of those stitches that dissolve after a while, but they're

mostly used for more serious injuries or surgeries where doctors need to do some stitching inside body.

They're not gonna cut someone open again just to remove the stitches, so they use special

stitches made out of biodegradable organic material instead, which are designed to be

absorbed by your body.

Sometimes, doctors will use these absorbable sutures externally, too.

But most of the time they stick to the regular, non-absorbable kind, for a few main reasons:

For one thing, absorbable sutures can take a month or two to dissolve.

But the wound usually heals way before that, and then you're just left with strings in

your skin for no reason.

They also tend to cause more inflammation than regular sutures as the body absorbs them,

which can lead to more scarring in some cases.

Plus, regular sutures are often stronger, which means there's less of a risk of the

wound opening up again.

So, unless the stitches are inside your body or your face is being held together with the

medical equivalent of super glue, you'll probably have to get them removed.

But it's worth it, even if it does kind of feel like your skin is unraveling as they're

being pulled out.

Thanks for asking, and thanks especially to our patrons on Patreon who keep these answers coming.

If you're interested in what happens when you leave other things inside your body, you

can check out our video on what happens if you don't take out a splinter.

For more infomation >> What Happens If You Leave Stitches in for Too Long? - Duration: 3:04.

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Jarrett Jack turns a year older and is now starting for Knicks - Duration: 4:28.

Jarrett Jack turns a year older and is now starting for Knicks

Jarrett Jack turned 33 at midnight Saturday. But Friday night, in the hours leading up to his birthday, Jack gave birth to a new role and gave new life to the young Knicks season.

In one swoop, Jack has gone from waiver-wire candidate when Joakim Noah's suspension is done to starting point guard.

Jack who displaced Ramon Sessions and made his first Knicks start, was a steady hand in guiding the previously winless Knicks to a 107-86 victory over the Nets at the Garden.

He secured eight points, five assists, seven rebounds and just one turnover.

Jack found out he would be starting after Thursday's practice. With rookie Frank Ntilikina getting backup minutes, Sessions did not play and Ron Baker, struggling with a bum ankle since September, was deactivated.

Desperate Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek needed to organize the offense and put his trust in Jack. "I've had some pretty good games in this building so hopefully it will translate into my homecourt now,'' Jack said.

The move calls into question Sessions' future after he started the first three games. When Noah returns after the 12th game, the Knicks will have to make a cut.

Jack, who has been a solid mentor to Ntilikina, said he did best getting Kristaps Porzingis "establshed'' early. "We were a lot more assertive just in our cuts,'' Jack said.

"Jarrett did a great job whether he attacked or set up,'' Porzingis said. The offense had been disorganized and turnover-prone. The well-traveled Jack went against the Nets, his former team, with which he played from 2014-16.

The Knicks probably have the worst point-guard situation in the league. "My job is to make sure the team is ready to play out of the gate,'' Jack said before tip-off. "In Boston [Wednesday], our biggest hiccup was turning the ball over.

I'll try to spearhead that. Usually if the point guard does a good job of taking care of the ball, it's usually contagious. If they don't it goes the other way.".

Hornacek clearly wants a guy who will organize the offense better than Sessions, a driver. "They're both veteran guys who lead in different ways,'' Hornacek said. "Ramon more a penetrating guy, Jarrett more a set-up guy.

Only one Net remains from the Jack days — Rondae Hollis-Jefferson. Jack knows Nets coach Kenny Atkinson, but never played for him.

The Georgia Tech product lives in Atlanta, where Atkinson was a Hawks assistant coach and used to drop by the team's facility to work out.

Willy Hernangomez finally got some meaningful minutes, playing in the second quarter. He played 13 minutes and scored four points, but was 0 for 4 from the free-throw line. "It was great to be back on the court,'' Hernangomez said.

Two late, legendary Knicks broadcasters will be honored by Fordham next week.

Former Knicks analyst John Andariese will be feted with the "Johnny Bach Award" and Bob Wolff, who called both Knicks NBA championships, has won the "Vin Scully Lifetime Achievement Award. Knicks current broadcaster Mike Breen is a Fordham alumnus.

For more infomation >> Jarrett Jack turns a year older and is now starting for Knicks - Duration: 4:28.

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We Are Here For a Reason - Duration: 12:28.

Alright. Well, goodmorning guys.

To start things off I did not wet myself, it's actually raining outside

So uh, if you see me shaking, I'm actually cold. I'm also nervous, but that's besides the point.

Today I want to start off by telling a story

I'm gonna call it the, "Abridged Story of Logan Ferrell"

Once upon a time,

Logan Ferrell was a short scrawney little boy

who enjoyed really Star Wars and video games.

and

you would think, "Thats ok. Kids are like that now-a-days."

But, in the early 2000's if you were like that

you were kinda picked on by the uh, sports kids and the uh, redneck kids

and so

little scrawney Logan was often running for his life.

kinda like

Running away from lions as a lamb.

You know...

You go to school and theres a bunch of big lions

and they're combing their manes and flexing their teeth or whatever.

You don't flex teeth, just go with it.

And

You know. You would try to fit in and mind your own business

but because you're a lamb, they see you and they know you're easy pickin.

And so,

life was a little hard as a kid.

I had a few friends.

A few.

My best friend was actually about four years younger than me.

and when you're in elementary school that gets pretty weird.

You know, you invite all your friends to your birthday party,

which means your class,

whether you're friends with them or not,

it's no big deal.

You're best friend comes in and he's, like, in kindergarten

learning about the letter "M"

and you're in fifth grade learning about division.

It's fine.

It, it became really hard for me to maintain confidence

when every day was

ridicule

and

your best friend is so much younger than you

that, he couldn't ------- your struggles.

And

Over time it only became worse

I think we can all agree that middle school is a rough time.

And as time progressed

middle school became one of the worst periods of time in my life.

Throughout, throughout all this I went to church.

My dad, he was not ordained but he spoke in church every now and then,

And my mom led worship.

So, I knew to be good.

I knew that God loved me.

and that he was in control of everything.

But,

you know, I'm at that age where it doesn't quite click for me.

And so I'm living the way I should,

I'm thinking that if I do that I'll be fine.

But,

middle school it just...

...turned into a downward spiral.

Suicidal thoughts became a thing.

I understand it can be kinda cliche,

almost everyone goes through a period in their life where

there's, uh, depression.

This is mine.

This is what happened to me.

I would often think of myself as so insignificant

and so unloved, and so unimportant

that I really didn't make any difference.

That somehow,

God had made a mistake in creating me

because I had done nothing for him but be ridiculed and disrespected.

I had truly lost all sense of value.

The one thing that really brought me back was when we discovered this new church.

Parkway Wesleyan, actually.

Some might know of it, some may not.

It's a Wesleyan church in Roanoke pastored by John Ott

There,

I met some people that helped me discover the new life I have in Christ.

And I began to discover that,

God doesn't really make mistakes

and that everyone is here for a reason.

And so the verse I'm working off of today

is from Ephesians

it is chapter 2, verse 10.

"For we are God's handiwork,

created in Christ Jesus to do good works,

which God prepared in advance for us to do."

So

God doesn't create anything because he has to.

I believe that everything on Earth was built because he wanted it to be here.

And by that, I mean God wanted you.

You specifically.

He thought of you and thought that you were so fantastic that he wanted you to be on this Earth.

He wanted you to exist.

The fact that you are even here right now

is a statement that he loved you so much he had to meet you.

There is such incredible value behind that.

Because our God is something so,

beyond comprehension

Bare with me.

We know of Him as

the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit

I see those as translations of a being beyond our comprehension.

And the idea that

a being such as him

would degrade himself enough to be understood

by people made from dust

is incredible.

That is love beyond description.

And this, "Beyond Us" being

wanted us to exist.

Us in our imperfections.

Us in our sin.

Us when we deny that we have value.

When we deny the gift of life.

When we deny that we have any sense of existence, any reason to be here.

He still wanted us to be here.

He wanted us to go through all that because he can love us and can have a relationship with us.

He also created you because he has a plan for your life.

You hear that a lot.

That's like everyone's go to phrase when you're going through a hard time.

It's like, "Hey!...

...he has a plan for your life."

I'm only slightly borrowing that from John Crist from last weekend.

But it's true!

I do believe that every single person

in this room has their own unique path that God has set out for them.

I'm not saying I'm a Calvinist and that it's just set,

but I do believe that there is something you are meant to do and that is why you are still here.

I had a friend in high school,

Her name was Gabby.

that's what we're gonna say her name was.

Gabby was a really sweet girl.

She was really charismatic,

she was smart when she wanted to be,

but she kinda hung out with the wrong crowd.

She had a bad home situation

and naturally that led to the use of drugs and alcohol.

Gabby ended up in a relationship that wasn't good for her.

It was..

..we'll keep it at that. It was not good for her.

A couple months later

she calls me on the phone and she says, "Logan, I'm pregnant

I don't know what to do".

We're juniors in high school at this point.

And I told her, you know, "Have you told anyone else?"

She said, "No". I'm the first person. "You're the first person I've told".

Wow...ok

I told her she needed to get right with God,

she needed to pray.

I'm giving the best advice that a "Junior in high school Logan" can give at this point.

A few months later she calls again and says,

"Logan, I'm going to kill myself. Tonight is my last dinner and I wanted you to know that".

And so I'm frantically telling her, like,

"No! Don't do it!"

You know, like...

Mustering up whatever you can think to tell someone in that moment

because you know you have maybe 15 minutes with this person before they go on to make a decision that could potentially end their life.

And so I'm scrambling for words

An awful phone call. The worst I've ever had.

And I actually...

Some of these thoughts came to me that day

You're here because God wants you here

If you didn't matter, you wouldn't be here.

The reason that you woke up this morning is evidence that you still have meaning here.

And I told her that I don't believe that any moment is wasted.

I don't believe that you are just here because God forgot you were here.

The fact that you woke up this morning.

The fact that you are still breathing.

and that some lightning bolt didn't just come and strike you during a storm or whatever

The fact that you're still here, I mean, don't you think that means something?

I don't know if she listened to me.

She said she didn't understand.

But, I saw her next week.

She's still around today. Her daughter is about five years old now.

I just see her in a parking lot sometimes.

I kind of lost touch with her, but...

I like to believe that I helped a little bit,

and that she's still around today because of me.

Everyday we wake up,

we have an opportunity to find out what is it we're here to do.

Everyday we have a chance to worship,

we have a chance to serve,

we have a chance to live for God.

And that's nothing to be taking advantage of.

And I'm sure we can think of examples of people who do take advantage of that.

I don't feel it's proper to name names or to give specific examples.

But we know there are people that just don't live the way they should.

And we could say they are wasting their time.

Even the sinners, they're still here because they have a reason.

And we all have gifts as well.

None of us are useless.

I understand we're touching on some themes that Micheala shared in her sermon.

We all have gifts,and we all have our little quirks as well.

And I think that's what makes us uniquely us.

And it's just the way God made us.

I believe that we're perfect in our imperfections.

And you may be really good with technology,

but you might be a really bad speaker.

And then one day you take a preaching class...

and then it rains really hard...

and your pants are really wet...

and you're on the stage...

and you start mumbling...

But you're here.

I believe that you need to recognize your gifts,

and don't see them as a coincidence,

and use them.

If you're a really awkward guy, or a really awkward girl. Use that.

People love awkward.

It's great.

Really is.

If you're a really sporty person or you like to go hiking a lot, use that.

Don't say that you're useless because all you're really good at is...

...something like English.

You can use that.

My cousin is a missionary in China. She teaches English there.

She teaches Christianity to people kind of underground,

not literally.

She said she has to use code-words in emails

and she has to, like, be covert because the government there doesn't approve of it.

But, she's an English major in china, but she's also a part of the ministry.

Any part of you can be used for it.

Nothing is wasted. Nothing is useless. You are precious.

God put you on this Earth because he loves you,

and he wanted you to be here.

You did not come into this world by coincidence

or because someone made a bad choice one night.

Everyone is here because they need to be here.

And I believe that we all need to recognize that

and trust in God,

find our gift,

and if you haven't found it

embrace what you are.

Cause let me tell you, I did not think that I would be up on stage preaching to a bunch of preachers.

You know how intimidating that is?!

I would just like to end by saying that...

You are loved. You are here for a reason. Go get em.

For more infomation >> We Are Here For a Reason - Duration: 12:28.

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Rocky Balboa Statue Selling For How Much?! | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:26.

DO YOU REMEMBER THE STATUE OF

ROCKY BALBOA THAT WAS UNVEILED

IN "ROCKY 3"?

THE ONE WHERE HE'S HOLDING HANDS

UP, IT'S NINE FEET TALL?

SO THERE WERE TWO STATUES MADE.

THE ORIGINAL ONE IS STILL IN

PHILLY RIGHT NOW.

BUT THE BACKUP WAS AT THE SAN

DIEGO HALL OF CHAMPIONS, WHICH

IS CLOSING, SO IT'S NOW UP FOR

GRABS.

THE AUCTION IS NOT CONCLUDED BUT

THEY'RE ESTIMATING IT WILL GO

FOR $500,000 TO A MILLION

DOLLARS.

HARVEY: NO WAY!

NO WAY!

HOW MUCH WOULD YOU PAY,

DERRICK?

NOT MUCH FOR THE BACKUP.

YOU WOULD SO WANT THE BACKUP,

YOU LIAR.

HARVEY: BUT IT NEVER APPEARED IN

ANYTHING.

BUT LIKE IF YOU FOUND OUT

THAT ONE OF THE HATS LINCOLN

HAD, A HAT BUT NEVER WORE IT,

YOU WOULD PROBABLY WANT IT,

RIGHT?

HARVEY: DID LINCOLN OWN IT?

LINCOLN OWNED IT.

HARVEY: THEN I WANT IT.

BUT HE PUT THE HAT ON TO

COVER HIS WHOLE FACE AND HE WAS

LIKE --

[LAUGHTER]

HE WAS A VERY LARGE MAN AND

YOU'RE NOT A LARGE MAN.

DON'T GIVE ME THAT LOOK.

HARVEY: I SAT IN HIS CHAIR.

AND YOUR LITTLE LEGS WERE

SWINGING!

HARVEY: NO, THEY'RE NOT.

I'M AN '80'S CHAIR!