Korean band-aid
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Remember how I have been having problems with my foot over the course of the last year? Well, it’s not actually that bad, but I don’t want to mess it up and cause any serious damage, which is why I’m always a bit cautious about it.
So when I noticed an unfamiliar sensation that didn’t seem to go away after a little while, I decided to see a doctor about it.
I went to a hospital in Tbilisi, and they gave me an x-ray:
Everyone was very friendly, and they told me that there was indeed a minor problem, but that ten days of rest and a bit of medication should be able to do the trick.
I got some pills to suppress the inflammation, and I also got these band-aids that were apparently from Korea:
I was mezmerized by the band-aids. To think that they had come here all the way from Korea – and that I was going to put them on a foot that had come here…
…all the way from China!
Benjamin K
I love that they put Millet’s “the gleaners” on the pack. If only this band aid had existed back then!
https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/gleaners/GgHsT2RumWxbtw
Christian
By the looks of your first picture, your Georgian doctor specializes in x-raying people throwing up gang signs ๐
Kevin
Itโs a capsicum pain patch. Korea specializes in them
Ann
So, Chris, how’s your foot now?