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Old 10-30-2010, 06:39 AM #6
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I do this at the turn of seasons. esp fall to winter. I get stompy and stumbly with my feet. Its like they just dont want to pick up when I am walking, and I easily drag my toe across door ways and thresholds. As winter settles in, this passes.

I hope you feel better.
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