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Old 08-31-2007, 01:32 PM #1
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I too have some times of great numbness...or at least my feet will feel wooden or dead...but i can still feel things fine with them. Don't know what I would do if that progressed and I couldn't drive. Sometimes the driving (the pushing of the pedals) certainly increases my pain but I just have to bear it. So sorry that some of you can't drive! Perhaps one day again!
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Dont forget about hand controls, you can drive if you install hand controls. No need not to be able to drive because of numb feet, if you can use your hands.
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Old 08-31-2007, 08:41 PM #3
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Hey Joe!!!!!

I was just thinking about you today.

How are you doing?

How's your foot? (Wasn't it your foot?)
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Im doing ok thanks, my toes are still taped up, go back on 9/5 to take another xray...........cant wait to take another walk, feeling kind of cooped up.......i hope you make out well in your court case you deserve a break.
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Oh, that's really nice of you to say. Thank you.

Does it hurt too much to walk? or have you been told you are not supposed to?
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it hurts to walk usually anyway, just a little different added pain, but im not suppossed to walk far, which is what i like to do with a dog.
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Oh.

I bet your dog is really missing it, too.

Well, think how fun it will be when you can go for long walks again.

(Your poor toes!)
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