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Old 01-05-2012, 12:05 PM #19
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I am having a problem with footwear- more specifically slippers. I cannot figure out what kind of slippers would be best to buy for my poor sensitive feet. They hate the cold (it increases the peripheral neuropathy and fibro pain) so they need to be covered in the winter so right now I am in socks and flip-flops which works for the fall but now that it is getting really cold it isn't really working anymore.

I want slippers that are really soft but I can't figure out what kind that would be... does anyone have any experience or suggestions? All help is extremely welcome!!
Crocs with fleece lining or UGG boots are good. Buy them online - copies are OK too.
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