Sensitive toe

[Guest guest]

Question for everyone:

Yesterday I noticed that my left big toe was

feeling kind of weird on the right side, where

it is widest and meets the inside of the shoe.

I reached to touch it and it responded with

sharp sharp pain on the skin, like there was a

glass splinter in it, or like being bit by

certain weird bugs that cause the skin to feel

like it is on fire. I kept touching it, looking

for a splinter or bite, and soon it no longer

responded with fiery pain. I couldn't find

anything except for a callous and a tiny bump on

the toe bone. I left it alone and then noticed

it huring again, so I touched it and the same

thing happened. It responded to touch by no

longer being so sensitive. This happened over

and over. When I walked I could feel that

something was up. I'm thinking crystal deposit

or bone spur, peripheral neuropathy, but

wondered if anyone has had similar experience

and what they could share.

I managed to give it a really deep hard massage

to try to break up any deposits. It still

bothers me today, but not as sensitve as

yesterday, and it feels a little sore from the

deep tissue massage.

Namaste!

Kathy

Love yourself exactly as you are and you are

forever changed. Love everything you can from

wherever you find yourself. Think of something

you love a lot and love yourself that much. When

you forget how to love yourself, love yourself

for forgetting. Jump from logic into the safety

net of love. Open your love big enough to fit

all your feelings, say, I love myself for that

too. Love others exactly as they are and they

are free to change.

>From Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks

http://www.hendricks.com/

[Guest guest]

i got something resembling your description at the base of my thumb where it

meets the palm. a definite hard tiny bump, very sensitive. kinda freaked

me, but it went away in about a day. desensitized from pressure, came back

but not so bad, so i kept massaging it once in awhile, then was normal the

next day. hasn't happened again. it's a place where there is always a

bump, but it got more elevated and seemed like it might've been sharp, so i

was thinking some kind of deposit.

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> Question for everyone:

> Yesterday I noticed that my left big toe was

> feeling kind of weird on the right side, where

> it is widest and meets the inside of the shoe.

> I reached to touch it and it responded with

> sharp sharp pain on the skin, like there was a

> glass splinter in it, or like being bit by

> certain weird bugs that cause the skin to feel

> like it is on fire. I kept touching it, looking

> for a splinter or bite, and soon it no longer

> responded with fiery pain. I couldn't find

> anything except for a callous and a tiny bump on

> the toe bone. I left it alone and then noticed

> it huring again, so I touched it and the same

> thing happened. It responded to touch by no

> longer being so sensitive. This happened over

> and over. When I walked I could feel that

> something was up. I'm thinking crystal deposit

> or bone spur, peripheral neuropathy, but

> wondered if anyone has had similar experience

> and what they could share.

>

> I managed to give it a really deep hard massage

> to try to break up any deposits. It still

> bothers me today, but not as sensitve as

> yesterday, and it feels a little sore from the

> deep tissue massage.

>

> Namaste!

> Kathy

[Guest guest]

Yes, I've also had these sorts of things happening.

When I was taking guaifenesin was the first time it happened. On my hand, round about the little and ring fingers, some tiny hard white lumps underneath the skin became apparent.

I don't know what they were, but they could have been calcium phosphate crystals that the guai was working on.

Not long ago, I had much bigger bumps come up on the lower part of the palm. I too massaged them, and they did go away.

Another odd thing was recently when I had a nerve twitching in the same general area as the bumps - I could see the skin twitching. I thought in terms of parasitic life forms convulsing as they expired.

The possibilities are endless as the body is supported to fight what is colonising it. Bugs, yes, crawling out through the skin to get away from the horrors we are putting them through with our experiments.

Crystals of all kinds, shifting from their old home and being dispersed - hopefully because our "experiments" have killed the nanobacteria that created them as little bunkers to hide from our immune system.

Cholesterol, too, may well be shifting as the nanobacteria that coated themselves in that stuff without so much as a by your leave succumb to our experimentation and break out. Maybe.

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Question for everyone:Yesterday I noticed that my left big toe wasfeeling kind of weird on the right side, whereit is widest and meets the inside of the shoe.I reached to touch it and it responded withsharp sharp pain on the skin, like there was aglass splinter in it, or like being bit bycertain weird bugs that cause the skin to feellike it is on fire. I kept touching it, lookingfor a splinter or bite, and soon it no longerresponded with fiery pain. I couldn't findanything except for a callous and a tiny bump onthe toe bone. I left it alone and then noticedit huring again, so I touched it and the samething happened. It responded to touch by nolonger being so sensitive. This happened overand over. When I walked I could feel thatsomething was up. I'm thinking crystal depositor bone spur, peripheral neuropathy, butwondered if anyone has had similar experienceand what they could share.

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Interesting! Just 2 nights ago I suddenly noticed my left big toe was fiery sore and red with a small red bump on top. It was so sore I couldn't touch it. I had no idea what was going on so I tried to ignore it. A couple hrs later I saw it was completely gone as if it had never been. Suddenly came. Suddenly went. Very strange. Maybe the big toe immune system's field office woke up and decided to take care of some business.

Naomi

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Question for everyone:Yesterday I noticed that my left big toe wasfeeling kind of weird on the right side, whereit is widest and meets the inside of the shoe.I reached to touch it and it responded withsharp sharp pain on the skin, like there was aglass splinter in it, or like being bit bycertain weird bugs that cause the skin to feellike it is on fire. I kept touching it, lookingfor a splinter or bite, and soon it no longerresponded with fiery pain. I couldn't findanything except for a callous and a tiny bump onthe toe bone. I left it alone and then noticedit huring again, so I touched it and the samething happened. It responded to touch by nolonger being so sensitive. This happened overand over. When I walked I could feel thatsomething was up. I'm thinking crystal depositor bone spur, peripheral neuropathy, butwondered if anyone has had similar experienceand what they could share. I managed to give it a really deep hard massageto try to break up any deposits. It stillbothers me today, but not as sensitve asyesterday, and it feels a little sore from thedeep tissue massage.Namaste!KathyLove yourself exactly as you are and you areforever changed. Love everything you can fromwherever you find yourself. Think of somethingyou love a lot and love yourself that much. Whenyou forget how to love yourself, love yourselffor forgetting. Jump from logic into the safetynet of love. Open your love big enough to fitall your feelings, say, I love myself for thattoo. Love others exactly as they are and theyare free to change.>From Gay and Kathlyn Hendrickshttp://www.hendricks.com/