After four hours we returned to her apartment, both desperate for sleep. The emergency admission was exhausting for her, but at least she came out with a prognosis that promised a full recovery. She underwent a number of tests to determine if there was nerve damage. Had they determined a third (or higher) degree of injury, emergency surgery would have been required. Vanessa's injury was second-degree and will most likely heal slowly on its own. Thank God she was right-handed. She reportedly cut the muscle that controls thumb movements. She just brushed the medial nerve sheath in her right palm. For the hair, but not deep enough to damage the nerve, so she earned a few stitches and pills. The biggest source of pain was superficial burns on his fingers. We assumed that one side of the glove,
