Man Has Weird Round Spots On Finger When The Doctors See It They Call The Cops

just tell him what was going on. Seeing that the holes in Mark's thumb had already taken up almost half of his hand, the police told him to stay back. One of the officers calmly explained to Mark that

they

would tell him everything, but that he needed to be isolated immediately. Mark agreed to their terms, but firmly told them that he wouldn't hesitate to open another door to get answers. He was terrified and no one told him anything. Mark returned to the doctor's office and the door closed behind him. Mark could see the staff coming in with heavy cleaning materials and

they

started cleaning everything.

The floors, the walls, the door, whatever. Finally, the doctor came to the door to tell Mark what was happening. His doctor first apologized for not telling Mark what was happening. He had been scared. It wasn't every day a person arrived with a terrible flesh-eating virus and he had to follow procedures he had never had to do before. He felt terrible. But there was more. He talked to Mark about what he had been doing the day before. Mark had gone on a hike and then gone on a date that night. Luckily for Mark, the bad date hadn't been the cause of all of this.

Instead, he was more likely to touch an infected plant while he walked. But which? Mark wasn't sure what to tell them. He told police and his doctor what route he had taken and what he had seen that might be helpful. He didn't know what else he could do. He focused more on what the treatment plan was. Could they even treat it? Or would this virus eat your hand? Luckily for Mark, the hospital had the medication he needed. But he would have to be isolated for a while. The police had gotten involved because they needed to talk to Mark about his height.

But

when

they saw him leaving the isolated room, they panicked because his doctor had also panicked. It was a big mess, but there was more. They also had to make sure no one else got infected. Mark was safely transported to a better hospital, where he could be isolated and receive treatment for the virus that was eating his hand. Fortunately, the medication stopped the spread of the virus and, within a few days, he began to reverse the problem. But what about the plant? Officers kept everyone off the road and after an extensive search, they found a plant that was not native to the area.

It was tested and found to be the cause of Peter's problem. It was ripped out and disposed of. There have been no cases since then. And within a month, Peter was completely better and ready to date again. What do you think about this story?