Re: Comfy shoes??? Crocks Jill

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Hey Jill

I see this explains it better for me, did not know they had that

type, this might be what all the Dr, and nurses might have on? They must be

really expensive, or will your insurance pay for them for those of you who have

RX. Thanks for the clear up. Hope lighter days in Ortho Croc " s

Take Care Sharon

jill larion jilllarion@...> wrote:

Sharon,

Most Crocs are really bad for your feet. We are referring to the rx crocs with

built in cushioning and arch support. They are specifically made for PF and

Diabetes. Podiatrists even sell them in their offices.

Jill

Comfy shoes???

Okay - I have GOT to get comfy shoes for work. HELP!

I usually wear tennis shoes - only some days they feel so heavy that by the end

of the day I can't walk.

Someone suggested Berkinstocks - they are not only very pricey - I'm not sure

they are " soft " enough for me.

My feet HURT - they have hurt ever since the fibro/neuropathy whatever attached

them in 2007.

I'm thinking of the diabetic crocs with diabetic socks - anyone have the

diabetic crocs?

in Phx

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Hi Sharon,

The RX Crocs are around $40 which isn't too bad. I don't think insurance would

pau for them, but who knows?

Jill

Comfy shoes???

Okay - I have GOT to get comfy shoes for work. HELP!

I usually wear tennis shoes - only some days they feel so heavy that by the

end of the day I can't walk.

Someone suggested Berkinstocks - they are not only very pricey - I'm not sure

they are " soft " enough for me.

My feet HURT - they have hurt ever since the fibro/neuropathy whatever

attached them in 2007.

I'm thinking of the diabetic crocs with diabetic socks - anyone have the

diabetic crocs?

in Phx

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