RE: looking for special socks

[Guest guest]

If you can find them, try Mcgregor Happy foot, 95% cotton, no seams and no

tight elastic around the ankle.

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many

choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come

clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them

and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

If you can find them, try Mcgregor Happy foot, 95% cotton, no seams and no

tight elastic around the ankle.

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many

choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come

clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them

and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

If you can find them, try Mcgregor Happy foot, 95% cotton, no seams and no

tight elastic around the ankle.

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many

choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come

clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them

and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

call your nearest medical supply store. they have socks.

Darryl

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many

choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come

clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them

and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

call your nearest medical supply store. they have socks.

Darryl

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many

choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come

clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them

and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

Hi, I go toTarget, and get the double padded socks, they are comftable and

really thick at the bottom of the foot.

sugar

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is out,

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looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

Hi, I go toTarget, and get the double padded socks, they are comftable and

really thick at the bottom of the foot.

sugar

Sugar Says:

People are like stained glass windows: They sparkle and shine when the sun

is out,

But when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there

is a light shining from within.

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

Hi, I go toTarget, and get the double padded socks, they are comftable and

really thick at the bottom of the foot.

sugar

Sugar Says:

People are like stained glass windows: They sparkle and shine when the sun

is out,

But when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there

is a light shining from within.

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Sugar. I have plenty of padded socks. What I'm mostly looking for

are socks thin enough to wear with shoes. If I try wearing my padded socks

with shoes, the soes are to tight.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Becky

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, , I'll look for these.

Becky

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Subject: Re: looking for special socks

If you can find them, try Mcgregor Happy foot, 95% cotton, no seams and no

tight elastic around the ankle.

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many

choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come

clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them

and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

sometimes you can find them in the drugstore, so you don't have to order online.

Vicky

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

sometimes you can find them in the drugstore, so you don't have to order online.

Vicky

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

sometimes you can find them in the drugstore, so you don't have to order online.

Vicky

looking for special socks

Hi all

I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

recommendations.

I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

non-binding is the most important feature.

Becky

[Guest guest]

In Atlanta, you can get diabetic socks from

Macmahan Shoes or Foot solutions. I bought the

ones I am currently wearing from Krogers Grocery Store.

Danny

At 08:25 AM 12/18/2010, you wrote:

>

>

>sometimes you can find them in the drugstore, so

>you don't have to order online. Vicky

> looking for special socks

>

>Hi all

>

>I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

>search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

>I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

>recommendations.

>

>I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

>up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

>just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

>seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

>Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

>socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

>feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

>One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

>the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

>non-binding is the most important feature.

>

>Becky

>

>

[Guest guest]

In Atlanta, you can get diabetic socks from

Macmahan Shoes or Foot solutions. I bought the

ones I am currently wearing from Krogers Grocery Store.

Danny

At 08:25 AM 12/18/2010, you wrote:

>

>

>sometimes you can find them in the drugstore, so

>you don't have to order online. Vicky

> looking for special socks

>

>Hi all

>

>I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

>search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

>I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

>recommendations.

>

>I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

>up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

>just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

>seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

>Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

>socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

>feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

>One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

>the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

>non-binding is the most important feature.

>

>Becky

>

>

[Guest guest]

In Atlanta, you can get diabetic socks from

Macmahan Shoes or Foot solutions. I bought the

ones I am currently wearing from Krogers Grocery Store.

Danny

At 08:25 AM 12/18/2010, you wrote:

>

>

>sometimes you can find them in the drugstore, so

>you don't have to order online. Vicky

> looking for special socks

>

>Hi all

>

>I've heard there is such a thing as diabetic socks. I've done a google

>search and come up with several web sites, but each site has so many choices

>I can't decide. I was hoping maybe some of you have specific

>recommendations.

>

>I need socks that do not bind at all. I don't want the kind that come clear

>up to the knee, but I don't want just footies either. Something that comes

>just a little above the ankle would be nice. I also want the kind with no

>seams and made out of a material that wicks moisture away from the foot.

>Most of all, because I often have wounds that need gauze dressing, I need

>socks that are large enough to fit over these dressings but still fit my

>feet when I am not wearing dressings. Any suggestions would be helpful.

>One of the things that bothers me most about socks is when I remove them and

>the imprint of them is still on my feet, so I guess I'd have to say

>non-binding is the most important feature.

>

>Becky

>

>