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It feels wet between my toes even though they are dry. I use baby powder after every shower and it does fool my brain.

With that thought, try the Gold Bond Lotion. It can't hurt.

I have a great back scratcher for my phantom back itch. DH was massaging my back and shoulder when I had broken the shoulder and he knew exactly where to scratch that itch just because he had seen the red skin when I was dressing.

Oh how I miss those nightly massages! But I will take being ignored over the pain of healing a break.
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