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You asked why the bottom of your foot is painful in the middle.Please see a dr., no one online can diagnose you over the web - your painful foot can be caused by dozens of minor issues, or dozens of serious, possibly life threatening illnesses.I’m not a medic, psychic, etc. so see your dr. if it doesn’t get better.There are many possible causes of your pain, here’s what happened to me:Almost 20 years ago I developed an odd cramp in my left foot while taking a long walk around the neighborhood.It didn’t get better over the course of a week or two so I called up a friend Abe - a podiatrist.Abe examined my foot and said go see Dr. Bob. Within a day or two I saw Dr. Bob.Dr. Bob sent me to a specialist, and the rest is history - within a month I had a diagnosis and an Rx for medication. Fortunately my employer’s medical insurance was excellent, because the medication was expensive. As best I can tell the meds I’ve taken over these past 19 ½ years has been effective.

It is funny that in a world where very few conspiracy theories exist, a massive and coordinated effort to change history was pulled on the American people, the effort almost worked, and to this day people are often ignorant of the truths behind the Civil War.The first time you sit down with the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies or the extended archives in North Carolina, or the branch archives in South Carolina or in placed like Bowdoin, you are basically overwhelmed by their huge size. Recently, when discussing the left hook strategy of the Confederacy I was asked for a source. I started happily citing letters and AARs and the like, and the Quoran said, “if it ain’t online it ain’t real.”Any research on the Civil War before 1990 needs to be examined for the effects of the great redaction. For example, a letter from Wade Hampton says, “if not for the Union coming the other way, we might have hanged ole’ Abe” has a line drawn through it and says, “had a better sleep.”The papers yelled for Abe to be hanged, the orders said, if certain people were captured, Burnside, etc, they were to be “strung up.” The letters from the officers said we will be supping on ham while Lincoln swings on a tree. Yet someone decided that poor Wade did not want to be seen as advocating killing Abe.The redaction was after the war and Abe;’s death, but if they had taken DC, he would have died then on the gallows.It starts to get crazy after a while. Why invade Pennsylvania? Lee needed shoes.More in a bit.

It was my Forensic Medicine professional exam viva. My friends who appeared for the viva a day before told me that the examiners are from Kanpur Medical College (GSVM) and are asking very difficult questions.So obviously I was hoping that my professor be present in the room when I appear for my viva so that he can handle the situation if I go numb.But God was kind on me that day and the examiners were in hurry so they told our professor to take the viva of some students and as luck would have it, he started taking viva from the last roll number. (My roll number is 92.)I entered the room and saw my professor sitting there along with a professor from Kanpur.I got very nervous as I had this feeling that the external examiner might start asking me questions.5–6 mins into the viva, my professor turned to the external and said “Sir aap bhi kuch pooch lijiye.” (Sir you also ask him some questions.)Me- **looking at my professor as if he had committed a big crime**External- Ye batao accha, kaha se ho? (Okay tell me where are you from?)Me- Sir Sir.. K.. K..Kanpur.External- Accha pitaji kya karte hain? (So what's your father's occupation?)Me- **looking down and made the face I usually make during vivas when I don't know an answer to a question**External- **he was thinking as if he had asked something which he shouldn't have asked** Arre kya hua? Kuch galat bol diya kya maine? (What happened? Did I say something wrong?)Me- **came back to my senses** Sir doctor hain. (Sir he's a doctor.)External- **irritated** Abe toh pehle kyun nahi bataya jab poocha tha? Bhool gaye the kya? (Then why didn't you tell me when I asked you? Did you forget your dad's occupation?)I looked at my professor who passed a sinister smile at me and told me to leave.