06-08-2015, 06:09 PM
Wow,
Got good news from podiatrists it is not the bone spur causing the pain but plantar phantitist caused by a strained and very tight tendon. Just have to take it easy and some medicine for inflammation---
no surgery needed ---
Work is the same for the next 90 days then some employees have to re-interview with new owners to keep the job they already have.
No new train news, been to tired in pain and somewhat lazy as far as working on trains.
Got good news from podiatrists it is not the bone spur causing the pain but plantar phantitist caused by a strained and very tight tendon. Just have to take it easy and some medicine for inflammation---
no surgery needed ---Work is the same for the next 90 days then some employees have to re-interview with new owners to keep the job they already have.
No new train news, been to tired in pain and somewhat lazy as far as working on trains.