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Hi I just joined the group. I work in an Elementary kitchen on my feet for 8 hours a day. I just had surgery two weeks ago. Plantar fasciitis and calf released. When I ask my doctor about going back to work he is no help. So if anyone has a guess, I would appreciate it. How long do you think I can be on my feet when I first go back. At the moment if I touch my toes on the ground it feels like pins and needles, my heal feels worse. Thanks

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Community comment#1

It’s supposed to be much better in the side rather than under the heel - worth checking with them. Apparently it can do damage in the heel

Community comment#2

They did not work for me. They inject right where it hurts. They numb it first. It was not pleasant but it was manageable.

Community comment#3

to the MAX Leigh Ann Tried to book flights this morning. Yikes! Anyone else shocked to see no basic fare options?

Community comment#4

My flights had basic options but the prices were outrageous

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