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[Wayne R]

The xrays obviously showed a broken toe. How is it possible to slip on the floor and break a toe, but not an arm a leg, a back etc.

I dunno.

I've gone over the incident a dozen times and I am just not seeing what happened. My photographic memory seem to be fading.

The first operation is to enlarge the exit of the nerve so that it is no longer pinched, a 45 min operation that the surgeon says he does 4 or 5 times a week, WITHOUT fatalities.

I should sent you a giant package of Reece's Peanuts Butter Cups (and Root Beer) so you can eat and drink it right in front of management, all to yourself.

You shouldn't do it, but I won't refuse. The root beer is prolly a bad idea, too much weight

[Wayne R]

The doctor called me at 8pm, it seems she's more concerned about my foot than I am.

What can I say, the last time I broke a toe my doctor said "i can't do anything for you" after 8 months.

Well, OK, I found a new doctor who immediately sent me to a surgeon.

That worked out and ended the pain after 18 months....