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Is it strange that my physical therapist likes to work without shoes?
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HMM: It might be considered a problem in a hospital setting. However, i find that being odd doesn't prevent one from being a really good provider. Some people elect to remain shoeless for the freedom it provides to the feet and toes. If he is shoeless with foot hygiene issues - that would be troubling.
Answered 4/1/2019
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