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Old 05-12-2010, 05:56 AM #2
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Hi Megan, sorry you are having more troubles. I don't really have a toe crossing sensation, my toes feel more like I have a band around them or they are super glued together, I also wonder if this is what a duck feels like having webbed feet, This is definitely not your imagination and I hope that this will improve for you soon. And you are not crazy. All the Best, Lesley
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