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Old 02-25-2014, 08:01 PM #8
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Thanks moosey. That's exactly what I'm looking for here where more people know from experience what might happen, much more so than the doctors, who of course cannot guarantee anything. My mind keeps going back to what happened to my foot after all the joints were removed. Horrible!

It's either chance the very high risk outcome or live in such a limited way.
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