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Count your blessings. I've mentioned the neighbor who lost a leg to diabetes. He just had the other one amputated :-(
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Meg
Eeesh. Is it obvious in these cases? Or does one just go in and they bring out the saw and you're like "wait, what"? -- nm
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Max
Jun 20 '19, 11:51
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I think the leg pretty much dies due to poor circulation. I know it was always swollen even with compression hose. -- nm
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Jun 20, 12:00
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