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Kilty Cole wrote:Yes, I think that is what Alf means. I never go barefoot, preferring instead to wear my Heels.
. wrote:how long have you been barefoot susan?
Barefoot Susan wrote:. wrote:how long have you been barefoot susan?
Most of my life. As a child I always preferred to be barefoot and was often in trouble at school for turning up barefoot. My mother would send me off wearing shoes or sandals as as soon as I was out of sight off they came.
I went through university barefoot. At one time I would put on heels to accompany my husband to formal occasions but I now (with his agreement) no longer bother. I have not had anything on my feet at all for about 4 years. I also have two teenage daughters who often go barefoot as well (by choice no pressure from me).
I am very surprised anyone could get a verruca from an X-ray machine as I would expect it would be thoroughly cleaned between patients.
Verrucas are not a particular hazard for barefooters. The virus thrives only in damp and warm places such as swimming pools and health club changing rooms. You couldn't get it from being barefoot out of doors.
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