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Old 10-22-2011, 05:41 PM #11
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Originally Posted by rosemillard View Post
it is casted and today I need to go out and get wider shoes. It hurts
It should not hurt. I would think that an adjustment is in order.

It is always a toss up but you probably will be able to walk around the house some being very careful without your AFO. JMO.

I wish you well.
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