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Old 10-16-2010, 01:23 PM #28
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I hate that you fell. I've had broken toes and they are not fun! I never broke them so bad I had to get a cast though! Hope they heal without the ortho saying surgery. :-(

Jim runs around in his chair and scrapes his toes all the time. He doesn't even know it until I alert him to the blood trail. But, like mentioned earlier, if he so much as bangs them, he feels it! Weird.
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