Does anyone find that a type of shoe helps your foot neuropathy?

Anything that lets your feet have plenty of room.
No more shoes that is meant for normal people that do not have this disease.

I also wear Sanyo candles about half the time.

Let’s try that again. I also wear Sanuk candles about half the time.

Autocorrect is killing me. Sandles

I'll give you a short background so you know where I'm coming from. I have a spinal cord injury from a car accident 43 years ago. I am from the paralyzed from the knees down and I wear bi-lateral AFOs. It's an unusual form of paralysis where I can still walk (very badly) with 1 or 2 canes.
I only have deep response in both feet and calves, meaning I feel nothing until I reach the intense pain threshold. It then comes on like a lightening bolt with practically no warning. That said I have a strong vested interest in comfortable shoes. Over the years I've tried dozens of different types of shoes. I once paid $900 for custom made shoes built on castings of my feet.
No matter how comfortable the shoes felt at first, it would get to a point where they were unwearable because of the pain they caused. On an internet search I stumbled on "Fitville" an online company that sells shoes. On their website they explained how they specialize in wide shoes with very large toe boxes. Within 30 seconds I found 1/2 dozen different shoes that at least on paper were perfect for me and no shoe was more than $79. I ordered two pairs, one pair of recovery sandals and one more complete shoe. When the shoes came I couldn't believe how comfortable they were and I'm year still wearing them a year later. The recovery sandals are so comfortable, I ordered three more pairs, just in case they decide to discontinue them. The best part is they cost $59 a pair. Fitville is only online and I pretty sure the shoes are made in China. The bottom line is, these shoes changed my life...........something as simple as a comfortable shoe.

Just reporting back. I'm having pretty good luck with these new Hoka shoes called the "Gaviota 5". It's a very stable shoe (wide base) and pretty cushiony. I formerly wore a New Balance running/walking shoe with pretty good results. I'd recommend this particular Hoka brand for comfort and especially if you have any issues with balance. They're almost more than I need in that department.

PS> I also use them with inserts/arch supports given to me by my foot doctor. That also helps.

I agree. I have not found any shoes that are comfortable for my neuropathy. I have a couple of pair of Reef flip flops that I wear, but they really aren't that comfortable. At the end of the day, I am really suffering. I would like to find a decent pair of shoes that I can wear.

I just purchased the Brooks Glycerin 20 shoe and really find them helpful in making my foot feel less prickly o sensitive while walking. I'll let you know how they stand up in a couple of months.

I got those Barefoot shoes on Amazon. 20$ for really good relief for me anyway…..