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Old 09-16-2012, 02:36 PM #1
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Default Z-Coil Shoes

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I feel compelled to share this with the fellow sufferers on this board. I can personally endorse this footwear, it's different from any other shoe/sandal/boot that's ever been invented. Since my neuropathy is in my feet, I have most of the usual symptoms - burning, stinging, crushing sensations, walking on rocks (my favorite), stabbing pain, etc.

I was merely shopping for regular shoes, thinking about putting in an insert in order to pad the shoe. Forget it. All it did was create pressure on the soles of my feet. Then the nice lady recommended Z-Coil. She brings out a pair of tennis shoes with a spring for the heel. I put it on, started walking around, and couldn't believe it. I also have a pair of sandals. Took SO MUCH pressure off my feet, and also helps the back, legs and anything else you can think of. I would recommend them to ANYBODY, let alone a neuropathy sufferer, but particularly to them. Check it out. It costs more, maybe you can see if your insurance will cover them, because they are certainly a medical necessity once you try them. Numerous styles. They repaired my coil when it came loose, they are sympathetic to that. Bruce
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