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Throttle foot/heel pain
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<blockquote data-quote="pickup" data-source="post: 687763"><p>That much being said in my last post. This is interesting. Imagine if you will we are in America circa oh, 1869. Telegraph lines are the form of communication then. Some remote terminal station(1st station) is having problems with their equipment that day and suspect that maybe their equipment is faulty. It just so happens that the station(2nd station) that they receive and transmit to is also having problems due to , I don't know , a tornado that came into town that caused damage to their station. The first station, instead of trying to fix their equipment should wait for the 2nd station to fix their equipment first. Most likely the 2nd station(the one that the terminal station(1s) runs through to transmit and receive , will experience a clearing of their difficulties.</p><p></p><p>How does this apply to your case? Your first station is the heel. The second station is the sciatic nerve which is probably being pinched. If the second station is screwed up, anything down the line is more like to have problems. Take care of the second station first. How? Chiropractic. Or for do it your selfers , grab a bar, hang from it with your feet off the ground for about 30 seconds as you swing to and fro like a pendulum . Get down , sit down and crack your back : pivot the back until you feel and hear that crack in your lower back area. Feels alot better doesn't it. But go to the chiropractor if that sounds too involved and take care of station no. 2 and see if station no. 1's problems clear up.</p><p></p><p>The above advice was given by the resident crackpot of the browncafe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pickup, post: 687763"] That much being said in my last post. This is interesting. Imagine if you will we are in America circa oh, 1869. Telegraph lines are the form of communication then. Some remote terminal station(1st station) is having problems with their equipment that day and suspect that maybe their equipment is faulty. It just so happens that the station(2nd station) that they receive and transmit to is also having problems due to , I don't know , a tornado that came into town that caused damage to their station. The first station, instead of trying to fix their equipment should wait for the 2nd station to fix their equipment first. Most likely the 2nd station(the one that the terminal station(1s) runs through to transmit and receive , will experience a clearing of their difficulties. How does this apply to your case? Your first station is the heel. The second station is the sciatic nerve which is probably being pinched. If the second station is screwed up, anything down the line is more like to have problems. Take care of the second station first. How? Chiropractic. Or for do it your selfers , grab a bar, hang from it with your feet off the ground for about 30 seconds as you swing to and fro like a pendulum . Get down , sit down and crack your back : pivot the back until you feel and hear that crack in your lower back area. Feels alot better doesn't it. But go to the chiropractor if that sounds too involved and take care of station no. 2 and see if station no. 1's problems clear up. The above advice was given by the resident crackpot of the browncafe. [/QUOTE]
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