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Old 09-18-2015, 05:52 PM #1
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Default My feet are freezing!
How do I get my feet warm? Socks and shoes don't work. The only time they are warm is in bed.......and I'm in bed a lot! But, I can't understand....I have sooooo much numbness and they're still FREEZING. I don't see my new neuro doc till Oct. 14!
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