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Old 07-03-2008, 06:32 AM #4
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be careful....

i know rolled foot syndrome...its what i call it......my poor right foot is always bruised and cut......it actually asked the left to switch....

be careful..for me once i started rolling that ankle....i started doing it increasingly more......be well and enjoy your time away
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