I heard something about all kinds of words or usage that is incorrect and the idea was that once something becomes common usage, it now counts as correct.
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I heard something about all kinds of words or usage that is incorrect and the idea was that once something becomes common usage, it now counts as correct.
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I'm excited to reveal that I think I might have plantar fasciitis in my right heel...I can add that to the chronic foot, hand/wrist pain, and my Raynaud's.
Super excited.
I now see what we are up against. And according to? When this all ends, where will we be at? Alas, alas what was before is behind. What was above now beneath. This is something I am not in favor of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
When you get up in the morning, before stepping out of bed, gently (gradually increasing pressure) roll your affected foot's sole on a tennis ball. It will help stretch the tendon out so you don't inflame with sudden weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kowalski Lives
My point was only that according to that logic (it was some professor of language or something), it doesn't even matter if it's originally part of English or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
So we end up with pidgin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Shit, I'll give it try....thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Been the last five days now getting out of bed in the morning it hurts immediately. First few days the pain would ease throughout the day at work....but it's all day now.
You should probably see a podiatrist, if possible. My mom had/has it.