Re: Cosy Soles

[Guest guest]

Hi, ann,

I've heard of Cozy Soles but I don't know how to get them or a website. Could

you help me with this? Good luck getting yourself healed and back to your normal

routine, if there is such a thing!!!

in Nebraska

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

The website is www.cosysoles.ca you may order directly on line.

Warm Regards,

[Guest guest]

Thank you

[Guest guest]

,

I noticed the " Cosy Soles " in your addy name. Do you have anything to do with

the company? I'm thinking of trying them if I need them down here in NC. Don't

know if I will or not, but, I might in the future.

Thanks,

Dawn

[Guest guest]

Hi Dawn,

Thank you so much for the info on the Ankle Strap. In answer to your question

my husband and daughter actually created the original CosySoles as a solution

for my painfully cold feet. Two of my children also have CMT and use the

slippers every day. I am aware that not everyone with CMT has the challenge of

frozen feet (which for me produced excruciating nerve pain) I find if I prevent

my feet from becoming cold then I do not experience the pain. We have provided

comfort and warm feet for numerous clients with CMT and other neuropathies over

the past 6 years. I believe that we can turn our challenges into blessings and

I feel blessed to be able to make a small difference by helping to provide a

little warmth where it is truly needed.

Warmest wishes,

[Guest guest]

Hi Clyde,

Where did you buy your cosy soles. I live in the UK and my husband and daughter

with CMT1 and myself suffer from cold feet in the winter.

Eilish

[Guest guest]

Hi -

I tuned into the YouTube broadcast of Dragons Den, episode 11. You have a

lovely family and I enjoyed the show! Wish we had such a show in the

states.good feedback on startup businesses.

Your Cosy Soles product is GREAT! I purchased two pairs a year ago. I was sort

of surprised that the Dragons didn't catch on that the key to really expanding

was a " distribution channel " expertise for the unique market of folks with

peripheral neuropathy issues.not Costco. You may want to promote in Lower

Extremity Review. It's in a lot of Neurologists waiting rooms and is very

targeted and sent online to anyone interested.

http://lowerextremityreview.com/index.php/current-issue?utm_source=Lower+Ext

remity+Review+Magazine

<http://lowerextremityreview.com/index.php/current-issue?utm_source=Lower+Ex

tremity+Review+Magazine & utm_campaign=c5c0867b73-Top+10+LER+featured+products

& utm_medium=email>

& utm_campaign=c5c0867b73-Top+10+LER+featured+products & utm_medium=email

Again. It was nice to put a face to your question and to the product that helps

me improve my quality of life. Any chance of developing CosyHands? I'd be your

first customer.

Best wishes to Jordan. What I believed was my instant foot drop incident is

now back to 95%.

Clyde

[Guest guest]

Hi Eilish -

Purchased them online http://www.cosysoles.ca/index.html

In the winter I wear them all the time in the house. Great product.

Clyde

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of E

CULLEY

Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 9:30 AM

Subject: Re: Cosy Soles

Hi Clyde,

Where did you buy your cosy soles. I live in the UK and my husband and

daughter with CMT1 and myself suffer from cold feet in the winter.

Eilish

[Guest guest]

Clyde,

Thanks for prompt reply.  Will give them a go.

Eilish

[Guest guest]

Hi Clyde,

Replied to the previous email before I saw this one.....anyway so happy to hear

you find CosySoles helpful and we do also have hand warmers. I believe they are

out of stock on the website right now but we should have more stock soon. The

Dragons Den show was a great experience, much more positive than it appeared on

the clip you saw (it's amazing what editing can do) one of the Dragons (Brett

) did end up investing in our company in a small way (10%). The response

in website sales after the show aired was unbelievable! We also had lots of

offers of help to promote or distribute the slippers and have been slowly

weeding through them for the past 6 months (it's been a difficult process so

far). We are still hopeful that our product will eventually be a success (we

have been working at it for almost 10 years). One of the reasons we haven't

given up is the number of emails we receive from people with CMT or other

neuropathies thanking us for a product that finally helps their painfully cold

feet, and believe me I can relate. Thanks for the links, I will investigate

further. Do you think Jordan would be able to use the AFX with the present lack

of movement in his feet?

Warm wishes,

From: Clyde Wheeler

Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 12:41 PM

Subject: Re: Cosy Soles

Hi -

I tuned into the YouTube broadcast of Dragons Den, episode 11. You have a lovely

family and I enjoyed the show! Wish we had such a show in the states.good

feedback on startup businesses.

Your Cosy Soles product is GREAT! I purchased two pairs a year ago. I was sort

of surprised that the Dragons didn't catch on that the key to really expanding

was a " distribution channel " expertise for the unique market of folks with

peripheral neuropathy issues.not Costco. You may want to promote in Lower

Extremity Review. It's in a lot of Neurologists waiting rooms and is very

targeted and sent online to anyone interested.

http://lowerextremityreview.com/index.php/current-issue?utm_source=Lower+Ext

remity+Review+Magazine

<http://lowerextremityreview.com/index.php/current-issue?utm_source=Lower+Ex

tremity+Review+Magazine & utm_campaign=c5c0867b73-Top+10+LER+featured+products

& utm_medium=email>

& utm_campaign=c5c0867b73-Top+10+LER+featured+products & utm_medium=email

Again. It was nice to put a face to your question and to the product that helps

me improve my quality of life. Any chance of developing CosyHands? I'd be your

first customer.

Best wishes to Jordan. What I believed was my instant foot drop incident is now

back to 95%.

Clyde