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Subject: Re: Painful Toes! Author: IDGirl [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:45:38 05/26/03 Mon In reply to: Elle 's message, "Painful Toes!" on 14:53:02 05/26/03 Mon Some girls make the mistake of trying to go up on toe in soft shoes when they're not made for that ... do you? Do your soft shoes have padding - especially in the toe/ball of foot area? Does your big toe hurt any other time (like when you're in street shoes)? If so, it could be the start of a bunion or something. I'll check back later if you answer and maybe can help more. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Painful Toes! Elle 18:48:55 05/26/03 Mon Re: Painful Toes! -- IDGirl, 20:54:33 05/26/03 Mon Thanks, well see i have no problem at all going on point in soft shoes i am properly trained to do it and everything (i am on point in ballet, etc.) But with bunions you already have the joint popping out, before it actually hurts, and there is no sign of and bunions on my foot and the aching has been going on for weeks so its not in its early stages. We are going to get it looked at! Thanks for making me aware of this i'll tell you what the doctor has sadi as soon as I find out! Thanks again!!!! (NT) -- Elle, 21:22:38 05/26/03 Mon Wow! You must have some strong feet then! Hey, no problem - been there, done that! :) Yeah, let us know what he/she says. -- IDGirl, 08:29:35 05/27/03 Tue