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I just bought the New Balance 926. It's supposed to be one of the best shoes

for PF. I've had them for about a week. They do give me a lot of support , but

they are hard on the inside. That's why I ordered the Pinnacle Power Step to go

inside.

Funny, I've heard Birkenstocks aren't good shoes for PF.........I personally

can't wear them because they are to hard. Ten minutes in them and I'm crippled

for the day. It's frustrating trying to figure out how to take care of

ourselves when Dr.'s give out such different info.

Jill

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It does take a bit of time to break them (the Birkenstocks).

They start out hard for a time but then the more that you wear

them the softer it will get, unlike other kinds of shoes that do

just the opposite. As for the price, some of the sandals are

very reasonable depending on the style you look for. Some of

them cost about the same as the regular Crocs.

I have a pair of the regular Crocs, the Beach style (their

original product line) that I really like.

I've heard that New Balance is another kind of shoe that is

supposed to be pretty good.

I have a kind of tennis shoe made by a company called Asics.

They have gel in them as well which makes them very comfortable

for me.

I have never used the shoes thru the RX section of Crocs but I'm

considering it maybe because I have to wear orthotic inserts.

Here's the link to their site if you would like to check out

their product lines: http://www.CrocsRX.com

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I hadn't heard of diabetic crocs - where does one find those???

I do know that Birkinstocks, while pricey, are comfortable. My sister

is a nurse, has scoliosis that is non-correctable and she has had no

problems over the last 12 yrs (although truthfully, I think she could

be at the beginning of fibro because she aches alot and her back

bothers her a lot).

Good luck on your shoe journey. When your feet hurt, nothing seems to

help. I did find (thru Avon) a pair of memory foam slippers that are

awesome. They make my feet feel good too!

Darlene

>

> 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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I wear a brand of Crocs, not name brand, but they are the most comfy shoes I

own. I have foot pain and these are the only ones I can wear.

> 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

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster

> Total Access, No Cost.

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That's why I went with the crocs - and I did order the power steps also. I have

several pairs of NB and I love them. But I need something softer at times when

my feet are acting up.

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jill larion jilllarion@...> wrote:

I just bought the New Balance 926. It's supposed to be one of the best shoes

for PF. I've had them for about a week. They do give me a lot of support , but

they are hard on the inside. That's why I ordered the Pinnacle Power Step to go

inside.

Funny, I've heard Birkenstocks aren't good shoes for PF.........I personally

can't wear them because they are to hard. Ten minutes in them and I'm crippled

for the day. It's frustrating trying to figure out how to take care of ourselves

when Dr.'s give out such different info.

Jill

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