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Old 11-26-2008, 05:38 PM #9
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I have broken bone pains in my feet when i stand or walk. This has been going on for years now. I currently also have a real broken bone, the toe next to the big toe on my left foot. I broke it, i have no idea how, then injured it further 2x in the last week. Since i cant feel anything thats not hard to do. Its taped and i have a boot on it now. Since June i have broken other toes on either foot and my ankle. Ive been tested for charcot foot and have had a few mri's of my feet. Anyway thats my version of the walking on broken bones feeling. The actual broken bones hurt less than the phantom ones due to extensive numbness.
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