One of the many perks of working for a podiatrist is when you walk in limping he can ask, "Is something wrong with your foot," and you can reply, "I don't know. You tell me." And he can! And more so, he can do something about it. Which is how I found myself today getting an injection of some legal controlled substance into the soft tissue between a couple of toes.
If you haven't had this done I'm going to give you my thought process so you can be prepared.
Hmm, not bad. Just a little pinch, like he said. Maybe a little more painful than giving blood. Okay, now he's wiggling it around. Still manageable. There's a bit of a burning sensation, he must be injecting it. Gosh, I'm grateful I got that pedicure last week. But now I'm wishing I got the callus remover, even though we all know it's a scam. How can he handle touching feet all day? Because all those 90 years olds are not getting pedicures, that's for sure. This is taking longer than I expected. But it's not asSWEETLANDOFLIBERTYKNIGHTSFOCOLUMBUSFORTHELOVEOFALLTHATISGOODANDHOLYOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been hobbling all day, just like all those 90 year olds, and the pain is significantly worse than the pain the injection was supposed to help but I've been promised that in a few days I'll be as good as new - able to return to my carefree, frolicking ways.
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LOL. How's your foot feeling today? And why is it that in the many years we've known each other, we have never gotten pedis together? Next time we visit each other that doesn't involve vomit, let's go get pedicures.
What was the diagnosis before you got the injection? Would you have hobbled around for a couple of days and then been "as good as new" too?
I'm sorry. Foot pain sucks.
What the pagan god of deuce was he injecting?? That's where some people inject heroin! Was it some brand of acid? Was he turning your feet into the New Joker?
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