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Old 10-02-2008, 07:53 AM #8
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sometimes when your good foot take up the slack of the bad foot, the over worked muscles can get tired.

I had one neuro tell me it was impossible to have TWO dropped feet. he saw my latest MRI and apologized. i had TWO lesions in just the right spots.

I have a dropped left one, and its really been painful lately.
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