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Pain Free at Last!!! Hooray!

16 years ago

Whoever found out about Dial soap and it helping with pain in your legs, I want to give you a great big kiss. I was so miserable on Monday afternoon. I put on heat and them cold for about 3 hours. Nothing helped and went to bed feeling like it was going to be a long night again. Well I did as a last resort put the bar of Dial soap in my pillowcase and I felt 99% better at work Tue. So I went to sleep with this in my pillowcase last night and I do not have any pain. None, nada ,nothing. I can finally get a good nights sleep...zzzzzz"s

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perk2
16 years ago
I've never heard of this. Can you tell me more?
lindac
16 years ago
Yeah.....sure....
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imn2crafts
Original Author
16 years ago
Well I was not so sure I believed this would work. I was in pain for over 2 weeks. The dr. said he did not know what to do . Someone on this forum said something about putting a bar of soap in your pillowcase next to your leg ( I put mine in a pillow sham, won't slip out that way.) I am here to tell all that I am a believer. I was just told I have diabetes,last week. So I was worried about having permanet damage to my legs. I have told everyone at work about it yesterday, so we will see. I work in a child center and am on my feet all day, but everyone could not believe the pain I was in Monday and then the difference it made in me in two days...I can go play baseball with my grandboys now!!!!
socks
16 years ago
I've heard of this before, and I'm glad it worked for you.

PS to Linda...If you don't have something nice to say....well, you know!
acey
16 years ago
A search on google reveals many people swear by this trick!
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