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Hey there,
I was wondering if it’s actually too late to start getting into track and field at seventeen?
Malena_1309 - she really stays on top of things, and honestly, she’s always hunting for those little surprise toys from Kinder eggs😬
Desirée - she's one of those people who is always there to lend a hand whenever you need it. If you reach out via DM—well, actually, if you just reach out generally—she's incredibly responsive and does so much to keep this whole forum running smoothly and feeling stable.
Kika - there's just something about her that makes her special.
Don't sweat it too much:
The kids usually figure things out eventually, whereas for us older folks, the learning curve starts looking a lot steeper...🧐
Alexander Lewis said:It sounds like what you're dealing with might be a keloid scar. Honestly, the best move would be to get a second opinion from a plastic surgeon or maybe a dermatologist. You can have keloids surgically removed, though there is always that slight chance they might pop back up. It’s really not a huge deal, though.
Since we're talking about a ten-year-old, I personally feel it might be better for them to have the growth removed just so they don't have to deal with any teasing or bullying from other kids at school.
I actually have a friend who went through something similar, and honestly, nobody ever said a word or made fun of them...☕