Hey Beauty. I'm....happier. But as far as health could go. . .not too hot.
Might be getting my Kidney infection back.
And I want to chop my feet off.

@Adell - Oh, that is not good. And I think you'll need those feet. Best not to chop them off.

I know...it hurts to walk though. I have really really dry skin on the bottom of my feet and they like to itch ant crack and bleed. It's rather painful T_T
I think they called it eczema?

And it's good to be back, all :)

@Adella - That's awful. Have you seen a doctor about that? There's probably lots of treatments to try ;_;

No, Cookie, I haven't. I'd love to be able to go though. If I had the money I'd be there yesterday, even.

Okay Beauty :)

@Adella - That sucks. There's no over the counter stuff you can afford either? I think I've seen stuff for super cracked heels. Depends on where you are I suppose.

Ok Medieval.

I dunno Cookie...I've tried all sorts of creams you can buy OTC. Even Athlete's Foot medicine. Didn't work at all so it's not Athlete's Foot. That's between the toes anyway. This is on the very soles of my feet. The arches. It peels and cracks and flakes. Itches like hell and even bleeds sometimes. I've tried something similar to the Ped-Egg. Didn't work. Granted it cut down on the flakiness, but it didn't help as far as the itchyness and cracking and pain went. T_T

There's one thing that helps but I'm not able to get it agan because I wasn't supposed to have it in the first place. Some prescription ointment my grandma gave me that she can't get again T_T

Ew, athlete's food medicine doesn't sound right for your problem. That's an infection of the skin. If it's eczema, I think that's completely different. I have dry feet, but not to the point of cracking and stuff like that. I know sometimes there's commercials for stuff like Gold Bond foot cream for cracked heels, but I can't say if it works or not. I hope you find something that works that's not hard to get!

Thanks Cookie. For now I've been slathering Vaseline on the bottom of my feet. It helps keeping it from drying up and making it crack worse, but I have to be consistent. I have hydrocortizone cream to help with the itching, but nothing to really help fix the problem. Needless to say this method isn't working too well.

You can probably go to a pharmacy and ask what they recommend. That's what they're there for after all. They can probably give you some better options or something geared more towards your problem at least. Unlike going to the doctor's, just asking the pharmacist about over the counter stuff is free. :D

Good point, Cookie. I might just do that :)

welcome back, Beauty.

I'm off guys. I'm going to make some banners and go to bed! Bye! *waves*

hello everyone!

bye cookie!