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Thu, Apr 5, 07 at 17:02
This could be the result.
I dropped the cooking grid from my grill on my foot 4 days ago and it still looks like this, still sore too. Karen |
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| That hurts just to look at it. My advice, don't do it again! OUCH!!!!!!! My mom once broke her big toe by dropping a frozen salmon on it. She said it was one of the most painful injuries she ever had. |
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- Posted by laurelin z5a/4b NY (laurelin3@verizon.net) on Sat, Apr 7, 07 at 20:17
| Yowtch, Karen, I hope that foot starts to feel better soon. Elevate it, ice it, and try to stay off of it - that might help some, if you can manage the keeping off part. (Somehow gardeners tend to be hard to keep DOWN. . . .) Have a blessed Easter, Karen! Laurel |
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| Got one of those going myself. Cleaning out basement and dropped clamp on little foot. arguh. |
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- Posted by pitimpinai z6 Chicago (My Page) on Sun, Apr 8, 07 at 6:41
| Owww. Owwww. Hope it gets better soon. Injuries to your feet really make you realize we take them for granted. Owwww. I feel for you, because mine are so swollen right now from extensive walks last week. I need a podiatrist. :-( |
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