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Old 07-17-2007, 10:46 AM #5
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I go on a nightly walk with my dad and the dog, and a mile and a half walk at the dog park on weekends. It hurts, and when I get home I almost always have to take off my shoe and sock and roll up my pants leg! But I do it anyway because it's important to get some exercise, and it's important to keep my leg moving. I also like doing it because it reminds me how incredibly well I'm doing. A few years ago, I couldn't walk around the house!

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