Female pride, new shoes and a self righteous husband

Fallgal

Well-Known Member

Messages

657

Type of diabetes

Type 2

Treatment type

Tablets (oral)

• Apr 1, 2014

• #21

I used to have lots of heels and platforms when I was younger and would walk for miles in them, no matter how uncomfortable they were. I loved shoes then, especially retro-looking, outrageous platforms. When I hit 40, my feet seemed to say, "NO MORE!!!" Since then, it's just been Skechers and slippers.

 

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Mothership

Well-Known Member

Messages

84

Location

South Wales

Type of diabetes

Treatment type

Non-insulin injectable medication (incretin mimetics)

Dislikes

dog mess anywhere

• Apr 1, 2014

• #22

Me too, lol

 

Beshlie

Well-Known Member

Messages

277

Location

Devon

Type of diabetes

Treatment type

Tablets (oral)

• Apr 1, 2014

• #23

NotSoSweet2 said:

I have a whole wardrobe full of shoes that I can't stand up in let alone walk in lol why do we do it?????????????

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And why do we hang on to them when we can't wear them . I usually end up in my Birkenstocks for comfort, but they do make them in some nice colours these days, that's my excuse for buying so many pairs anyway .

 

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zand

Master

Messages

10,875

Type of diabetes

Type 2

Treatment type

Diet only

• Apr 2, 2014

• #24

Yes, I have kept loads of mine too....even though some don't fit anymore.

 

NotSoSweet2

Well-Known Member

Messages

251

Location

London, United Kingdom

Type of diabetes

Treatment type

Tablets (oral)

Dislikes

Rudeness, tv soaps.

• Apr 8, 2014

• #25

I still have shoes that have never been taken out of the box, mad impulse buy because they looked pretty lol Charity shop here I come!