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Old 08-02-2007, 10:56 AM #22
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Originally Posted by shiney sue View Post
for you sweet little toe, when my Mama did that miracles happened!!
Besides a stitch would of caused more nerve dammage,which would
of caused more cuzing,with would caused you not to be amused. If is
turns red cut it off, what did i just say,never mine. It must of
been the fever. Why i would never tell you cut off your toe,i'm just
in a state of . Let's see,kiss ,kiss,bad stitches,bad cut
rotten glass. There that's it,and Mel your flowers look
purty as a picture. Sue
ROFLMAO!! Yep, mama's kisses were the best medicine. The stitch, yes, exactly my thought. More nerve pain and damage when I have more than enough to deal with it as it is.

Today, the actual spot is still a bit sore but it's healing quickly and no redness or anything to worry over.
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