I know from one of your previous posts that the site of your lesion was
approximately the same as mine, and resulted in similar affected areas. When
I go to the neuro for exams, and he probes my back with a pin, the area
around and just below the right shoulder blade senses the pinprick but it
actually feels rather good. I've joked about telling him that I'll give him
just 15 minutes to stop that. I wonder if I might enjoy a visit by a few
mosquitoes?
Don from Maryland
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From: MTripimcca(AT)aol.com <MTripimcca(AT)aol.com>
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Date: Wednesday, December 16, 1998 7:31 AM
Subject: Re: numbness on the bottom of your feet
>I was LOL as I read this guys. I remember shortly after I could start
walking
>after the onset, I was taking a tray out of the oven and burned myself on
my
>left hand just below my thumb. My daughter pointed out the red mark to me
at
>the dinner table. Didn't feel it at all and thought, this is scary but it
can
>be a good thing too. The scary part to me was as burns go it was a doosy.
Of
>course in time, as I am not as bad as a lot of you kind folks, I have
gained
>quite a good amount of feeling back.
>At PT a few weeks ago, I learned I am numb on my upper right side of my
back
>in and near my shouder area. Now this can be due to the herniation or the
TM.
>Don't know yet. I am affected mostly on my right when it comes to the
>herniation.
>So I say to all of you squitos and ants, attack due right!
>Maria in Tonawanda who is loving the no snow factor STILL!
>