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by Kathryn
(Mount Holly, NC, USA)
I feel this same pain whenever I step on an object on the outside edge of my foot. It's as though there is a weak place located at a 45 degree angle forward 2" below my ankle. All my weight pressed down only on this part of my foot while I unwittingling stepped on a tree root in this exact spot. I usually release pressure immediately to stop the pain, but this time was running in the dark playing with the dogs and had done the damage before I realized it. Now I'm still limping 12 hours later. The pain is localized to a golfball sized spot inside my foot from the bottom to the top, feeling most of the pain at the top edge now.
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