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Old 04-16-2009, 11:45 PM #7
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I sweat so much, even when other people are cold and yet my feet are freezing, even when the rest of me is sweating. It's very annoying. But I can't wear snug socks and I can't wear shoes that enclose my feet because they cause so much pain and burning so I have to wear sandals winter and summer, and ones with just two straps---Crocs sandals. I have good circulation in my feet, so it's not that. I really don't understand it.

Also, what is "rsd". I can't figure that abbreviation out yet.
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