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Old 05-29-2009, 01:20 AM #8
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Yeah, I didn't know how she could say so certainly that it can't be related...but there is this, it's not *just* my feet. It extends upwards into my calves and that had just started happening. At first it was my feet and gradually my ankles got worse and then I could see it in my calves and she could too. So perhaps that's why she says that? Would PN symptoms get that bad that quickly? Especially since it's not done that with me so far?
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