09-04-2013 6:18 PM
10-04-2013 9:09 PM
Don't give in! I have painful feet but there is NO way I would wear them! Mine is Mortons something. When mine are bad I wear uggs.
10-04-2013 9:17 PM
10-04-2013 10:48 PM
They do do some 'shoes' but I think you would look like you were wearing slippers....and you would be.really. Everyone I see walking in crocs looks like a duck with piles. 😞
10-04-2013 11:11 PM
Do you know what causes the pain Cap'n?
I have painful feet, thought I had bunions - & discovered it is gout. I take Allopurinol daily & it reduces the symptoms mightily
My Mum could hardly walk for pain once she was nearing eighty. I always said that she should investigate why, but she wouldn't. She just said that her father had suffered with his feet & so therefore did she
Well, I blimmin' well wasn't going to, genetic or not!!
10-04-2013 11:39 PM
When I get my new hip I'm supposed to walk. Build it up gradually until I'm walking three miles a day. How??? I could hardly walk around the supermarket before I had a bad hip, why should it change after the op??
11-04-2013 12:14 AM
I am living in my crocs now as otherwise the pain is too bad.
11-04-2013 12:50 AM
They do do some 'shoes' but I think you would look like you were wearing slippers....and you would be.really. Everyone I see walking in crocs looks like a duck with piles. 😞
:^O........now that image of a duck with piles will stay with me for ages 😐 :^O
I feel like Cinderella and have done all my life..............my hooves are hoooooge, size 9 and in an EEE fitting.................nothing I like ever fits me :_|
I ordered a lovely pair of red sandals a couple of weeks ago, my exact size and I couldn't get the blooming strap done up across the top of my hoof :_|
So they went back.......now I'm back to the drawing board, I've been told by diabetic nurse that I shouldn't be wearing flip flops, which is normally what I live in throughout the Summer. Well the rate I'm going it's just going to have to be flip flops!!!
I may be being thick here, but I really don't see a lot of difference, in damage to feet terms, in wearing flip flops or sandals ?:| Sandals are still very open, and let's face it, if I drop a flipping brick or a garden tool on my foot, Sandals or no Sandals, damage is going to be done!!
Oh NOOOOOOOOO.............not only have I now got an image of a duck with piles in my head, I've now got one of a cooooo wearing flip flops 😐 :^O
11-04-2013 12:08 PM
wizi..'.I have painful feet '
You've got feet !!!!!:O :^O
11-04-2013 1:12 PM
I feel like Cinderella and have done all my life..............my hooves are hoooooge, size 9 and in an EEE fitting.................nothing I like ever fits me :_|
I ordered a lovely pair of red sandals a couple of weeks ago, my exact size and I couldn't get the blooming strap done up across the top of my hoof :_|
So they went back.......now I'm back to the drawing board, I've been told by diabetic nurse that I shouldn't be wearing flip flops, which is normally what I live in throughout the Summer. Well the rate I'm going it's just going to have to be flip flops!!!
I may be being thick here, but I really don't see a lot of difference, in damage to feet terms, in wearing flip flops or sandals ?:| Sandals are still very open, and let's face it, if I drop a flipping brick or a garden tool on my foot, Sandals or no Sandals, damage is going to be done!!
Oh NOOOOOOOOO.............not only have I now got an image of a duck with piles in my head, I've now got one of a cooooo wearing flip flops 😐 :^O
the problem is that if there is damage to the extremities and you are diabetic the chance that gangrene sets in and they need to operate to remove toes etc is a lot higher
a guy we see occasionally was with sticks and a heavily bandaged foot a 2 years back
he was telling us he had dropped something on his foot and after 3 wks went to the docs who sent him to hossie as they needed to remove his toes
he didnt know he was diabetic until then and that in leaving the injury til it was too late for anyone to help
11-04-2013 8:42 PM
Moosie, you've got the same size hooves as me!!! and I'm diabetic too. It's a nightmare getting shoes, I've made my mind up now, I'm going to get a pair of these for my birthday.
Maggie, I too live in my crocs in the house etc. they do make a difference, so I may walk 10 to 2 as they say but they're comfy.
I walked into the village and back today and I ended up having to use a crutch to help my sore hoof when we went out to the garden centre:-( I was in agony. this isn't funny....all that op and still hurting.....:_|
11-04-2013 9:14 PM
Have you been back and told them it's no better capt? Perhaps there's something they can do.
Blimey, I hope my hip gets better after all this.:O
11-04-2013 9:26 PM
yus, they've written to the consultant to ask for advice, I may have to have the injection like Maggie.
funny thing is, the op he did has been a success i.e. I can step off the step and not get any pain in my ankle, that part of the pain has gone but been replaced with a chronic pain in my heel and down the sides of my foot:-(
so I'm waiting to see what the consultant suggests.
no, I'm sure your hip will be a success, you'll be chasing Lottie about soon after. You'll be fine, wait and see:-x