Coping With Brachymetatarsia

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From sorrow to hope
by: TAMIKA on Mon, Jul 28 2008

I never knew what was wrong with me. My parents told me nothing. As a young child you could’nt tell. As I got older you could really see the difference in my toe. Going to the pool and beach was horrible for me. Now as a 34 year old women i have pain when walking. The majority of shoes hurt my toe. I did’nt tell anyone of my pain because i was ashamed.

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July 2008

From sorrow to hope - by TAMIKA - (Mon, Jul 28 2008)
I never knew what was wrong with me. My parents told me nothing. As a young child you could’nt tell. [more..]
living with Brachymetatarsia - by Trina - (Wed, Jul 23 2008)
hey! my name is trina and i am 17 yrs old. i am frm jamaica. all my life i’ve been ashamed of my “funny toe”. [more..]
I’m a member of your club! - by DH - (Mon, Jul 21 2008)
Hi all! I’ve just read through all of your stories and WOW…you all sound like me. I’m a 41 year old female and I too began to notice a that my 3rd toe on my right foot was becoming shorter as my foot was growing in my early years. [more..]
my little toe - by hc - (Tue, Jul 15 2008)
I am a 32yr old female, I too have this condition affecting my left foot only and my fourth toe, no-one else in my family has this. I noticed my toe changing when I was around 11, I have always felt self consious about it and hated it. [more..]
I finally have an answer…. - by Karen W. - (Tue, Jul 15 2008)
My daughter who is 14 years old has been living with a deformed toe most of her life. She wasnt born with this, it just stopped growing. [more..]
Turtle Toes! - by CeCe - (Mon, Jul 07 2008)
Hi, I am a 49 year old African American female that has struggled with my toe mystery for many years. I do not remember my toes being different until maybe fourth grade. [more..]

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