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By B1rdhunter · Posted
Still laying in the hospital. My blood pressure drops whenever we try to walk and I get rather light headed. That's just funny. -
If I did this it would be a sure way to guarantee that I would end up dropping a chisel or other sharp, pointed object. -
Wish i could do that. I beat my ankles too much and standing without shoes causes me a lot of pain. -
I am old and retired, and find the best thing is to have "good shoes" on . K Cooper mentions being barefoot alot , I find my back will start screaming . Even slippers is a problem . I could do it years ago , not now . -
I have 30” x 60” pads, once made by Craftsman and sold at Sears, at my 3 main work stations. The rest is concrete and 90% of my work is done bare footed. Not a good thing as my wife says my feet feel like sand paper. May have to start wearing socks to bed?
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