Barefootin'
#51
I do go barefoot in my house. I have Neurophy in my feet and have same symptoms as you do. Feet burn and toes are numb and red up to above my ankles. Dr prescribed a little green pill for me to take at night. it is Ametripolin(probably mispelled) and it does help. I have to keep my feet propped up most of day to keep swelling down.
Dont worry about being a hillb illy as I dont mind being called a Cajun.lol
Dont worry about being a hillb illy as I dont mind being called a Cajun.lol
#52
I drive barefoot when I have flipflops or heels because the heel of the flipflop or high heel sometimes gets stuck on the floor mat and I can't move my feet as quick.
I can't stand to go barefoot outside though or around the house. I'm always wearing slippers or flipflops.
I can't stand to go barefoot outside though or around the house. I'm always wearing slippers or flipflops.
#55
Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Big Timber, Montana
Posts: 154
I love looking at all the awesome styles of shoes out there and love shoe shopping with my daughters (for them) but I am a barefooter as well! I only wear shoes when I absolutely have to. I bought a knock out pair of heels for my daughters wedding and I'll bet they were on my feet for about 40 minutes max. I gave them away the next day.
#56
I usually wear my slippers in the house, but right now I have to wear my tennis shoes as I broke a bone in my foot. It has been broken since Jan and didn't get in to see the foot dr until May. It took him about 2 seconds to tell me that I had broken it. I have a dancers pad in the shoe which protects the break, it can take up to six months to heal.
#57
Originally Posted by ShowMama
Today I go barefoot as much as possible. I even have to sleep with my feet outside the covers, even in freezing temperatures. It's like my feet are my thermostat and help to keep me cool. I don't go barefoot in public though. I've seen way too many people spitting on sidewalks!
#58
Super Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Myrtle Beach, SC
Posts: 8,139
I absolutely hate to go barefoot! Must wear my sneakers!
Many of you remember wearing 'US KEDS' all summer as a kid, right? That was me! I hated sandals because they never fit me right - my feet are VERY narrow - most shoes don't fit right.
Seriously, an inherited peripheral neuropathy called Charcot Marie Toothe runs in my family, so we discourage bare-footin' for our kids and grandkids. It's just a very bad idea for anyone with a peripheral neuropathy.
Many of you remember wearing 'US KEDS' all summer as a kid, right? That was me! I hated sandals because they never fit me right - my feet are VERY narrow - most shoes don't fit right.
Seriously, an inherited peripheral neuropathy called Charcot Marie Toothe runs in my family, so we discourage bare-footin' for our kids and grandkids. It's just a very bad idea for anyone with a peripheral neuropathy.
#59
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Springfield, Illinois
Posts: 645
I'm always kicking my shoes off, even here at work. I just don't like that confined feeling. I take a lot of ribbing for it, but it's all good natured. I also can't sleep with them covered up. Coming up, shoes were preserved, like for church and school and the like. They last longer when you don't wear them! lol
#60
Super Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Myrtle Beach, SC
Posts: 8,139
Originally Posted by Nanjun
I do go barefoot in my house. I have Neurophy in my feet and have same symptoms as you do. Feet burn and toes are numb and red up to above my ankles. Dr prescribed a little green pill for me to take at night. it is Ametripolin(probably mispelled) and it does help. I have to keep my feet propped up most of day to keep swelling down.
Dont worry about being a hillb illy as I dont mind being called a Cajun.lol
Dont worry about being a hillb illy as I dont mind being called a Cajun.lol