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Old 08-25-2007, 07:05 PM #19
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I'm sorry, but I m a very active person. My comment about not exercising was because I feel there should be something for me to do proactively. Also, I have had the joints from my big toes removed. Walking for 30 minutes in my neighborhood is not always an option. I have had multiple surgeries on both feet. I want something to do for the TOS. Walking is not the answer.
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