Coping With Brachymetatarsia

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December 2009

Wish I had money to do the surgery! - by J.A - (Tue, Dec 22 2009)
It is sooooo hard, but so hard to deal with those little small toes that I have on both feet. It’s funny to read everybody’s stories because I do the same things that you do to try to hide it from people and in a way it is nice to know that I’m not alone in this. I’m so tired of hiding them though. [more..]
My “floating” toes - by Ashley - (Tue, Dec 15 2009)
I’m a 22 year old female and I have brachy on both feet. I noticed it around the age of 11, and I immediately knew I was different. I never showed my feet, only around my family. [more..]
First Visit to the Podiatrist - by AQ - (Fri, Dec 04 2009)
What the heck? There are more freaks out there like me? JK. The only reason I am on this site today is that I finally gave in to the foot aches and pains and saw a podiatrist [more..]

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