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Old 03-16-2014, 10:53 PM #4
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Default Hey Stacy :)

One of my worst triggers is driving or riding in a car....the vibrations set my feet and hands off every time.

If I don't listen to my body it winds up stopping me anyway....because when it wants me to stop and I don't....the ole feet stop working

The soles of both feet stay slightly swollen, especially the pad of each foot....and the skin it so tight on my feet it drives me crazy. Or crazier than I already am Stinging between my toes has been my most recent symptom...nice right ?

Debi from Georgia
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