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Old 01-25-2010, 06:47 PM #28
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Haha! Mine fall off during the night. I only wish I could keep them on (my butt)!
Mine fall off the underside of my foot, too. I have neuromas , and the pain goes from top to bottom of foot. The surgery for removal of one neuroma led to the develoment of more plus the stump, thus the RSD. But my little patches on the bottom of my feet fall off.........gross feeling when you find them with your toes or something. lol
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