[Nov 4 23:50] To Draco<br/>aright but theyre not all sfw<br/><br/>[Nov 4 23:50] To Draco<br/>ok seeing as ur a doctor they might be sfw where you work but you know<br/><br/>[Nov 4 23:52] To Draco<br/>[4 Pictures attached]<br/>[The first picture is taken in an operation room, and the picture is slightly out of focus due to the bright operating lighting. It is taken by someone standing next to the table. The left leg is covered with a blue sheet, while the right leg is exposed from the thigh down, and the wound is untreated and fresh. The wound is ghastly and either bone or fatty tissue is exposed. The foot is not visible in the shot]<br/>[The second picture is taken in the same operation room, this time after the operation. It is taken in practically the same angle, and the leg is now amputated above the knee. The skin has been stretched and is sewn together in a Y-shape where the shin-bone used to be attached]<br/>[The third picture is taken by the person pictured. They are lying in a hospital bed and while their left leg is intact, his right leg is wrapped in a bandage up his thigh, supported by a few pillows. There are spots of blood where the wound has bled through.]<br/>[The fourth picture is evidently later. The same legs are pictured, this time in a bed with an orange lighting that suggest the source being a bedside lamp. The legs are crossed, the right stump resting on the left leg, the left knee bent at an angle to support it. On this picture, there is a large tattoo on the right leg, covering the most of the thighs frontside. The person pictured is wearing dark shorts, which are just visible at the bottom of the picture.]<br/><br/>[Nov 4 23:53] To Draco<br/>the day of, pre and post operation, a week after and just tonight