9:55 I started to have big problems at the wound (or near it) after using antibiotics, mostly Amoxicillin dust from capsules sprinkled on top of petrolatum based ointments which insure time relapsing of higher concentration than in the cream only for about 6 hours so i said ok, i will give up on those and just use petrolatum or best thing in wound care.

I had a jar with Vaseline for a long time, i tried it, it keeps the wound moist and granulating, but i was suspicious about cause it had been there for a long time and used before and it is easy to contaminate. Though no bacteria can survive in it.

But last night i found something at Walmart. Petroleum Jelly in a tube, for under 2 bucks, i would assume is the same as Vaseline but easier to apply and harder to contaminate so i went to get some but did not find it next to Vaseline, it was at baby care section so i felt like i needed to explain it here.

Yeah i'm aware of the symbolism, the eschar on my wound (especially after sculpting or partial debridement by the doctor) looks like the a map of Straight of Hormuz and petrolatum, well, you know.

10:23 Just looked at the receipt. 9:39 local is the time when i checked at Walmart.

12:25 Ok i slept a couple of hours (on top of near 4 last night), awoke with pain, panicked, sprinkled some more, i think i will put one more patch for systemic, (my stomach cannot take any more).

The wound looks like it's gonna be closed (the upper part) in a couple of weeks, the rest needs one or two weeks more. It's been quite a hell of a ride asking myself many times (a day) if i'm gonna make it (still am). Here it is at February 16 or one month after i have discovered it.

Last night i forgot my phone in the car (and the car is with Angela). It doesn't matter since it was off anyways, right?

3:20 My monitor broke and i was looking on Amazon for one. Seriously considering a 24 inches for 60 bucks, but also looking at more expensive ones as 4k. Got to have built in speakers, etc.. Got a choice of SCEPTRE (like i had), Asus, Ace and Gawfolk.