The Hobo Camp Fire Is going well #VII.. Stop In!!!
AF350 Wrote:
ezdays Wrote:AF: that plantar fasciitis thing can be painful and makes walking really difficult. I had it about a year ago, wore a boot to bed for a while and it seemed to disappear as quickly as it came. Good luck.

Yes it was very painful I had a very noticeable limp by end of shift, It hurt standing, walking, sitting and laying down so I went to work as I would get paid and be miserable at work vs. be miserable at home with no pay. No boot for me this time Big Grin Also need to get a new pair sneakers as mine are wore out I use new balance because the toe box fits my feet better then most other brands.

Just knowing that it does not require surgery is a big load off my mind Smile

Once I adjust to the new way of things at work I will then pick back up on the train stuff and the bridge of the Enterprise model.

Anytime you can beat having surgery is a good day. Thumbsup Yeah, mine just went away one day. I went a bought a good boot (all I had was a $20 co-pay), wore it once or twice and it just cleared up. I can't attribute that to the boot, since I think it caused more problems than it solved, but I think my foot just decided to heal at the thought of having to wear that big ugly thing. 357 Applause
Don (ezdays) Day
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