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Brilliant! That is truly brilliant! And if the doc can't see that then *he's* the one that needs help!

I'm so glad that's helping Alan. And I do have symptoms between my toes at times. So if and when it gets bad again I'm going to give the sponges a try! Thanks for posting this and along with visual instructions as well.

Barbara

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