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Old 12-16-2015, 06:23 PM #12
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Hi Angel 14

Nice to see another NZer here. ( : although the reason for being here is not so good. My feet sound pretty much like yours. I've been mildly dreading the coming summer.

Are you referring to a Magnesium lotion? Would most chemists have it? And I was unsure what the second thing you were referring to was. Have you ever tried wet socks. I saw it mentioned on another website. Especially at night. Wet ankle high socks, towel in bed and can often sleep because the burning goes right down.
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