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Old 04-03-2007, 03:38 PM #9
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Yes Yes i have feet that frezze and sweat and now it's my hands My nuero told me to put gloves like some of us years ago wore,you know those little white cotton gloves. So i say ok go home a put white socks on my hands..I just got to the point where i can put anything on my feet But oh boy your hands they really hurt,i keep my fingers apart to stop the pain i look like i have claws..Any body have it in their hands. My mom before she passed away feet were ice cold but she said she couldn't feel it.This is for everybody Sue
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