[bethneyann]

Help Please
ooooo my feet have started killing me!!! I wear really good shoes NB, nursing shoes, and birkenstocks. This has just started any suggestions? I have been told to get Nike Shocks.
help nurses!
beth

[TazziRN]

i have not had achey feet since i started wearing SAS shoes. expensive but worth every penny.

[sharann]

I spent 100 bucks on Aasics running shoes last month and have not been able to live without them at work and off work. Expensive, heck yes, but WELL well worth it ffrom my feets point of view.(Costs less the PT or bunionectomy

[kat911]

Try some Crocs, not expensive and worked for me when Rebok's, New Balances and Birks didn't. Man, I've spent a lot on crappy shoes!

[Drifternurse]

Buy two pairs of supportive shoes. Take both to work and change them half-way through your shift (or q2-3 hrs). It was the best solution for me!

[meownsmile]

As you can see its a trial and error type thing. And what works this week may not work so well in 6 months. good luck

[chrispicritah]

Originally Posted by bethneyann

Help Please
ooooo my feet have started killing me!!! I wear really good shoes NB, nursing shoes, and birkenstocks. This has just started any suggestions? I have been told to get Nike Shocks.
help nurses!
beth

go to the doctor and make sure nothing is wrong with your feet like fallen arches or heel spurs then try the other's suggestions.
nursing shoes always bothered me. dansko clogs and some other kind i bought earlier this year were nice. but i wish i hadn't bought them since i am leaving the hospital.
be well
cc
soon to be retired june 30 2006

[EricEnfermero]

My Nike Shox are really comfy. I don't have aching feet nearly as often since I've started wearing them. I've noticed though, that my feet tend to hurt more when I'm having an extremely stressful shift, whether I'm walking a lot or not. Today, for example, I was on my feet a lot, back and forth between two really sick kiddos, but I wouldn't have expected sore feet with only two patients, ten feet apart. Go figure.

[MackNJacks mom]

I have Dansko clogs and my feet never hurt anymore, but when I first got them they hurt like heck trying to break them in. Took about 3 12 hour shifts, but now they are great.

[Marie_LPN]

but when I first got them they hurt like heck trying to break them in

I can't imagine that's healthy to do that to feet.