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Old 09-24-2010, 04:30 PM #5
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I have been given a 'step' for under my desk at work, it has a
moveable top and I take my shoes and socks off and Swing my legs all day long, it is the only thing I get relief from- I am constantly stretching all lower leg muscles. Gets quite embarrassing if someone comes into my office in winter and I am in my bare feet lol.
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