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Mar 14, 2008, 05:51 PM
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The presenting problem is I have hammer toes on both my feet.
Had surgery on left foot I think almost three years ago, and my foot is worse off now than before. It was also structurally damaged by the stupid surgeon. Anyway I have been trying to find another good podiatrist since there, and am geographically challenged -- as in live in rural Kansas. Anyway I have an appointment with a new podiatrist to have a toenail (on right foot), which has become ingrown, removed. I will be able to check out this new doctor, and if he is any good, maybe he can fix my left foot over the summer. Only have to drive 100 miles to get to this doctor. He's up by the hospital where I had to go when I broke my ankle, and had to have it surgically repaired with plate and pins, etc. It hasn't been at all happy with our cold winter. Whine done...  for listening. EJ |
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Mar 14, 2008, 06:36 PM
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 Sounds like a plan. I always felt you have to take care of your feet, they are so good to have!
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Mar 14, 2008, 08:29 PM
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Sky,
I have been saying for awhile that I need a new pair of feet. It was funny I received a new pair of feet. They weren't attached, and they looked really good. I woke up before they were attached. 
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