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On Tuesday 22 Nov 2005 05:47, Rayna wrote:
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> It seems that I have weird little toes, they both turn under my feet -
> always have, and I thought that was normal, apparently not - and in the
> last few weeks that has meant that I've essentially been walking on my
> toenails. That explains the excruciating pain when I walk. May have to
> go to a podiatrist - the thought makes me physically ill. I cannot bear
> people fiddling with my feet - or even touching them. I've spoken to a
> few others with CP in the last couple of years who also have this
> difficulty. Does anyone else have problems with this, or have any ideas
> as to the cause - physical or psychological?
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> Rayna
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I hate cutting my toenails. There are two strategies (equally awful):-
Either cut them regularly, but the scars from cutting bits of toe haven't got
time to heal, or
Ignore them until you've got to use a pair of scissors like bolt cutters to
get anywhere with them (always count them afterwards - there should be 10!!)
50 years of walking on the balls of my feet means that even my bunions have
got bunions now!!
Cheers
Deri
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