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Bunion Survivor's Blog Is Perfect For You If...

• You have bunions and wonder what you can do to find pain relief answers and prevent your bunions from getting worse.
   

• You're suffering from bunion pain, are considering bunion surgery, and you want THE TRUTH beyond the online hype and infomercials. You want to know whether or not to have surgery and what options are available.
   

• You have had bunion surgery and are looking for better answers regarding your recovery.
   

• You want to hear from a bunion survivor - someone who has gone through bunion treatment including bunion surgery. (Yes, that is my foot above, before and just after surgery.)
   

• You're tired of searching online and want a consumer health researcher with 15 years experience (who has also been through the 1st, 2nd and 3rd opinions and treatments) to do the research for you and give you an honest review, useful information, and a positive perspective to help you make an informed decisions about your bunions and whether you'll walk without pain again.

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Welcome to BunionSurvivor.com.

My name is Mary. I have bunions and I'm a bunion surgery survivor. I never expected to be saying that. But then, I never thought about how my feet were suffering until I couldn't dance or walk barefoot anymore because of the pain.

I don't want you to have to suffer like I did, so I've created BunionSurvivor.com to make sure you're better informed than I was and you have reliable information and a variety of opinions to make the best choices about how to treat your bunions.

The first time I ever saw a podiatrist he told me that I had let the problem go too long and bunion surgery was really the only way to relieve the pain and bone damage. So did the second podiatrist. Ouch! Don't let that happen to you! See a podiatrist before it's too late.

I'm in my 50's and a self-employed solo entrepreneur who speaks at conferences for a living (standing and traveling are key aspects of my work). I am self-supporting, and pay for my own health insurance. 

You can imagine my questions when I realized the bunion surgeon I met with really did mean 30-60 days off my feet for my line of work: Where will I ever find the time?! How will I run my business? What kind of anesthesia will they use? How painful will it really be? Should I do both feet at the same time? What if the surgery doesn't work? What if the recovery takes longer than expected? Who will take care of me? Will my insurance cover the medical expenses after my deductible? Who can I talk to who has already done this?

I've learned a lot since having bunion surgery on my right foot, including how to make the entire experience of bunion relief and bunion surgery easier and less painful physically, emotionally, mentally and financially.

And I'm learning more every day about ways to fully recover from my bunion surgery and prevent my left foot's bunion from getting worse. I want to share that information with you and I want to know how I can be of more help to you. Life is so precious and so are our feet.

While I'm not a doctor (or lawyer), I am an informed women's health (and now bunion relief :-) advocate and researcher and always recommend you always get professional medical advice before making any decisions as well as talking with others who have been there before you.

The Bunion Survivor Blog for you. Please join me. I want to help you.

Mary

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PS. If you prefer reading an ebook, I've compiled all the critical posts and more resources into  "Bunion Survivor's Guide to Successful Bunion Surgery and Recovery," which includes blog updates and 3 free special bunion health reports. Click here for a special offer.

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