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How do toenails grow back–am I crazy?!

Posted on April 11, 2011 by admin

I lost a big toe nail in a freak accident a while back. I expected it to grow back out, like appear at the cuticle and grow outwards towards the tips of my toes

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How do toenails grow back–am I crazy?!

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