Not that any of my other shoes are Louboutins - or even close. But these certainly are not a shoe I want to wear all day every day for the next 3 weeks.
And I have to wear them ALL DAY, EVERY DAY for the next 3 weeks at least. I never thought I was much into shoes. A bit difficult to be into shoes when you have as much difficulty finding shoes as I do. But these shoes or any other stabilizing running shoes are really going to limit my wardrobe options. Obviously no skirts - unless I want to bring the 80s back entirely. And did I mention I can never go barefoot? Not even at home? Guh!
The doctor says it will go away. It had better...or I'm going to have to take to spray painting.
Ugh, I had that. KILLS. Mine went away after about six months, but I never saw a doctor about it or really did much about it, either. It would be the worst when I'd have my feet up at night and they would tense up or something, I don't know. I couldn't walk after getting back up. Awful. I've seen foot exercises you can do to alleviate the pain a bit. http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/front/foot/plantarfasciitis/plantarstretch.php?injury=plantarfasciitis
ReplyDeleteThanks for the commiserating Abby. :) After a week, the foot seems to be MUCH better. I've gone from a 9 in pain to about a 2 - 3. The exercises have helped quite a bit. And I suppose the shoes have as well. One thing I have noticed is that there are actual holes in these shoes. Probably to keep one's feet from getting all sweaty with the running the manufacturers expect I'll be doing in the shoes. As if.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the walk through the windy corridor between buildings at work can get down right chilly. Must wear thicker socks.