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[Desertdi]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

@Desertdi    Low heeled, non-skid comforts shoes with plenty of room for bunions and corns that can be slipped on without bending over....or at least that's the perception.

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@Kachina624      Good thing I'm close to the floor...   di

[BirkiLady]

My grandmother had bunions, but my mother did not; nor do I. Do women today really have as much trouble with their feet as Jane makes it sound? None of my friends have corns or bunions; maybe a callous or two!

BTW: If I had foot problems, why not go to a Podiatrist instead of complaining about the aches and pains? I don't understand this malady in today's world.

[bells4me]

@Love My Grandkids. How do you know what Jane does. Are you related?

[depglass]

I remember when Shawn had foot problems.  Well, it's a miracle, because she now wears the tallest heels I've seen.

[Kachina624]

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@Foxxee wrote:

I always thought QVC did sell "older" shoes.  It's only been the past several years they began getting more stylish shoes, like Frye, Miz Mooz, Franco Sarto, Vince Camuto, Softinos. 

I just purchased a L'Artiste flat with a big red leather rose on the front. HA! See below. Something different. Conversation starter.  There are others, but many more elderly brands of shoes.  

A480606

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@Foxxee    You might as well go barefooted.  No cushioning or support whatsoever.