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Old 03-11-2007, 06:37 PM #1
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Unhappy How do you wear shoes with swollen RSD feet?
I need to go out tommorow and my one foot is SO swollen. There is no way I am gonna be able to wear a shoe! My feet won't fit! It is swelling more than it EVER has today! It is crazy....

What do you do about this?

Got any ideas?
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