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Old 05-19-2010, 11:07 AM #7
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! The other strange sensation is where I feel on my right foot that my toes are crossing over each other as I walk, but they aren't!

*** When I am without shoes (anytime I'm at home) and my toes run free, I get sensations like the toe is breaking off right where it meets the foot. I have also begun to have sharp stabbing pains -- I mean SHARP -- between my toes. It is like someone is sticking a needle in there. In and out. Real quick, but I wince at least half the time and sometimes an involuntary moan. Talk about embarrassing...

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