Thank you Jennifer and Colleen! And sorry about the delay, we have been dealing with a Covid outbreak in my school, so there is that...
It is strange to get my "hopes up" about this being a back injury, but of course I am doing just that. I visited a second GP who says we should wait for the MRI results, but he was wondering about my back as well. I will say this: my twitching/toe movements have really settled down during the day. BUT I have noticed that they come out in the evening, especially when I try to do light exercise. For example, I jumped on a mini trampoline for 12 minutes and after that, my toes were moving once again like they were part of a player piano. I was upset that the twitching had flared up again, but I wonder if that might be more of an indication that this condition does have something to do with alignment. Strange thing is, I do not have a history of back injury. I have had some problems with sciatica in the distant past, actually been laid up a few times in bad, last time being 10myears ago. And some nerve pain tends to flare up when I carry heavy groceries, etc., but nothing out of the ordinary. My neck has also gotten "stuck" in a certain position occasionally and hurts- this after a minor injury when I was a teenager- slipped down the stairs and could not move my neck the next day.
So, my toes are twitching now as well after some minor core exercises. I am still worried about my follow up appointment for the MRI's, it has been over a week now and I don't have the follow up until Monday. I'm hoping no news is good news. Yes Jennifer, I would love to correspond further about this issue, and touch base. Thank you for such a detailed response; this is just a strange symptom. Did the case study you found also refer to moving toes? Thx to you and anyone else who might pipe in, Erika

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