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FPH Gruppe
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Way up the left coast and inland a bit
Posts: 1,853
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Tobra- thanks!!!
I'm still heeling, oops healing from my first bout with it.
It started 6 months ago after a brisk 3 miles and less than 1K elevation gain hike. I was carrying a typical 15 lbs in a rucksac for a day hike and on the way down there's a stretch of big scree to cross on a down hill slope, I had one particular step on a bolder that lit up my left heel.
The pain levels come and go, rolling a tennis ball around with my sole helps and I'm doing some stretching. Gotta crank that up.
The pain is worst after I do an hour or more of walking, then sit down for 15 minutes then try to get up... yeowch!
It has gotten better.
I always wear good insoles, Superfeet blue's or Green are my go to.
My feet have very very loose ligaments according to a reputable foot dr I saw years ago and are flat as flat can be.
He cautioned me not to go barefoot at all if I could avoid it. I've taken to wearing Teva's inside, my feet love them.
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