Sunrise, sunrise. Looks like morning in your eyes. But the clocks held 9:15 for hours. Sunrise, sunrise. Couldn't tempt us if it tried. 'Cause the afternoon's already come and gone. And i said ooh, ooh, ooh, to you. Surprise, surprise. Couldn't find it in your eyes. But I'm sure it's written all over my face. Surprise, surprise.
An abrasion (scrape) is a shallow scrape on the skin surface and most commonly found on the hands, elbows, or knees. The wound is shallow and doesn't go far beneath the surface.Because an abrasion exposes millions of nerve endings, it can be very painful.n abrasion (scrape) is a shallow scrape on the skin surface and most commonly found on the hands, elbows, or knees. The wound is shallow and doesn't go far beneath the surface.
The Causes of Wounds Healing Slowly. All wounds heal in three stages. First, the wound becomes inflamed as an immune response to prevent infections. Second, new cellsâbetter known as a scabâform over the wound. And finally scar tissue forms, healing the wound. While cuts with even edges tend to heal quicker and better than cuts than rough edges, disease and nutritional deficits can cause the healing process to slow in both types of wounds.