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Old 03-06-2008, 05:09 PM #1
JRC000 JRC000 is offline
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Default Hope Someone Can Help
I have PN and I thought my feet were numb. They feel like I have on a
tight glove and I am walking on cushions. Today my physical therapist
rubbed the bottom of my feet and I could feel her hand.
My toes grab the shoe. I have a severe balance problem. I fell
two weeks ago and 911 was called. Has anyone had the feeling their
feet were numb but not completely numb with the resulting loss of balance?
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