Catherine’s Toe is not the name of some rocky peninsula we encountered on our coastal walk. It is, rather, one of five fleshy peninsulas on my daughter’s foot.
We have not been able to do much walking during the months of March and April. Poor Catherine developed a sore toe.
“Oh dear!” exclaimed the doctor. “Here’s some corn cream. It dissolves the hard skin and softens up the corn”.
Unfortunately, it was not a corn, but a verruca. The only thing the cream dissolved was the soft skin around the verruca, causing the flesh underneath to burst through in a manner that even Ridley Scott would have approved of.
Catherine’s verucca has now been frozen. We hope it is getting better and that we will be able to walk regularly again soon. In the meantime, we have struggled to find things to occupy us at home. One thing I have discovered in my new-found spare time is that Photoshop have an image resizing option that adds pixels to photographs. I have found out that this means I can zoom right in to the most interesting parts of photos – like veruccas!
This is the 3MB version. The 40MB version is truly a sight to behold.
The Coastal Path 
Groogh! Hope the treatment works.
Yikes! I certainly hope she’ll be up and about and walking the coast with all of you in no time! ~Best wishes
Ugh, thanks for the zoom in. It’s not nearly as scary looking as the zoom out! 😀 I know how it feels – I had a plantars wart as a teen on my big toe and I know just how they feel. Awful!
Ewwww.
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warts can be easily cured by taking generic cimetidine 40-100 mg a day. no pain/surgery,freezing, cutting. and
they will even have the body attack any other flat warts all over.
Thank you! (Except this was a verruca…)