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01-23-2007, 06:39 PM
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I really have no advice, if you find something good you should send it my way!!! lol
ive experimented with different ways of application, putting it on lengthwise, widthwise, having it over lap other patches a bit, having it not overlap, and i havent found anything that really truly seems to work better than the other. It kinda stinks cuz they really help the bottom of my foot when they manage to stay on. I walk on the left side of my foot, mostly because i walked funny for almost a year before i was diagnosed to help it not hurt as much and now my leg just automatically goes to that position. i have this feeling that thats what is making the patches slide more. Sorry i cant really be of any help, but if i ever figure something out ill for sure make sure to let you know!!! Gotta help each other out!! anna
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