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Old 04-21-2009, 01:17 PM #1
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Default weird new symptom...
When I woke up today and got up to go to the bathroom, I stepped down on my feet and the arch of my foot felt like it had a blister on it.. not the pain just the extra skin... like I had stepped on something and it was stuck to my foot...

I checked my foot out and nothing is there, no swelling, no blister, no trash.. lol

Anyone else ever felt this before? It is so annoying!!!! So annoying!!!
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