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Reply to: I've got a numb toe.
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Previously on "I've got a numb toe."
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Great - that means I've only got to put up with it for five more days.
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Are you required to ring a bell whenever you are out and about in public?
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostIt does sound interesting ...
Is there a doctor in the house?
Doctor Google. There was free booze at the party. Definitely clientCo's fault.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostI've got a numb toe. I usually live in jeans and comfy trainer type shoes, but last week I donned short black dress and high heels for clientCo's Christmas party. Feet were, predictably, quite sore at the end of the evening, but now, 8 days later, my middle toe of my right foot is still numb. Feels sort of like it's got a plaster round it - slightly detached from the rest of my foot.
Toe numbness can be caused by:
# Toe paresthesias
# Paresthesias
# Nerve injury
# Diabetic neuropathy
# Multiple sclerosis
# Cervical spondylosis
# Peripheral vascular disease
# Alcoholic neuropathy
# Guillaine-Barre syndrome
# SACD
# Frostbite
# Leprosy
Can I sue clientCo?
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Ummm. Being a support wannabee
- have you checked you have a middle toe?
- have you checked whether you have a plaster around it?
Oh OK madam. Can you confirm the following
- you are upright
- you have a pulse
Oh. OK.<out of script/ideas> One of our technical experts will be in touch shortly. <runs>
Sue 'em, I say!!!!
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI take it from the fact that you wear black dresses that you are either a woman or Scottish? Not that it changes the diagnosis.
She wants redress, not undress.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostRecently both my hands and feet fell off for no reason whatsoever. It makes typing quite difficult now.
I have dictated this response.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostRecently both my hands and feet fell off for no reason whatsoever. It makes typing quite difficult now.
I have dictated this response.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI take it from the fact that you wear black dresses that you are either a woman or Scottish? Not that it changes the diagnosis.
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Recently both my hands and feet fell off for no reason whatsoever. It makes typing quite difficult now.
I have dictated this response.
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