<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I am a firefighter, and about a year ago I had an accident at work where I and another firefighter were on a roof trying to ventilate and the fire was in the attic, but we didn't know it. The fire weakened the roof enough that I fell through. When I fell I landed in a partially involved room, and the RIT crew got to me before anything really bad could happen. I broke one leg, my pelvis, my arm and dislocated my other shoulder when I landed. I passed out and the fire got to me before the crew got me out all the way, so I have scars from the burns from just below my right knee and along my side and arm and onto my neck and a few on my face. 

For the most part I'm a well adjusted human again. I am on desk duties until my doctors clear me and I can complete a physical agility test to get back to my truck. I hang out with my friends when I can, and stop by my old station when my crew are on a tour every few weeks to say hello. I used to love going to bars and meeting women, talking with friends and enjoying a few drinks. I know I was average looking before, but I'm afraid all women see when they look at me now are my scars. If I can even get a woman to talk to me then the first thing they ask about are my scars, and I usually don't like to tell people who I don't know well because it's still hard to talk about sometimes. Is there any way to go out and not feel like some side show, meet women and potentially pursue a relationship?
<bot>: I got burned and it left scars. Every time I go out to meet new people they're either terrified or all they want to talk about. Is there any way to get around it?