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   julietherealjules
   September 30th, 2010 - 09:47

   I’ve noticed that some of the chicken pox [lesions? is that the right word?] I had have ended up with visible scars, and others faded away as if I had never had any blemish at all, and it didn’t seem to be related to how much I scratched.

   I have noticed that the ones I can visibly see now that 14 years have passed are the ones that formed RIGHT on the end of a nerve ending, and mostly above my shoulders; I have on on the side of my neck that itches like mad whenever I get nervous or upset, and I have one in the end of my eyebrow that does the same thing. The lesions above my shoulders were the first ones to heal, too, especially the ones in my hair and down my throat.

   Have you ever noticed that just about EVERY actor or tv personality in the world has a chicken pox scar near their eyebrow? Start looking at your friends, too, and you’ll start seeing that one weird pox scar.

   I was in my thirties when I got chicken pox from my pre-school daughter, and let me tell you, there was absolutely NO spot on my body, or even inside [your internal organs get covered in pox lesions, too, believe it or not] that was not just BURIED in pox marks, and now I just have the few visible scars.
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   SCalvo
   September 30th, 2010 - 09:47

   Fishoil is good for the skin.
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   gazzsmith59
   September 30th, 2010 - 09:47

   leave them be they will go in their own time and nature will minimise scarring.
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   Since you ask.
   September 30th, 2010 - 09:47

   Let them heal on their own, you’ll only cause a scar…

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