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Old 04-15-2011, 11:37 PM #6
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Thank you for all the kinds replies.

The numb spot has gotten worse...now it is sensitive to even my clothes touching it. I guess I will wait until tomorrow...but I don't expect it to get better. On the other hand, my feet haven't been too bad today. =) I needed a good day.

I definitely have a lot to think about right now.

again..thank you.
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