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"content": "nostr:npub130j5xm5q7much2uf9n2ttzu3p2tpay4vwmgcn2w46dft4p4a9msq3r8jk4 Yes, so did I. Apparently the docs know something they're not telling. It's all down to diabetes. That killed the nerves in my feet and means that the circulation can be poor. It's not in my case, but susceptibility to infections is a known risk. I'm considered high risk because my diabetes is advanced. I'd had it for several years (at least) before I was diagnosed - my feet were already numb at that point.",
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