It’s funny (not) how we’re all affected so differently that half us have cold feet, the other half hot… some can’t wear shoes & socks, and the others are like you & me, can’t walk barefoot because of the pain or difficulty.

I’m guessing you’ve spent time in the various shoes & socks discussions on here. In the end, I’ve been sticking with Thorlo socks type I found with extra heel & toe cushioning to walk around the house; I have to sleep in some too so I am easily get to the bathroom as needed during the night and to also serve to help not let my feet get cold. Advice on here got me to try Skechers shoes that have extra soft soles thick enough to give my feet the cushioned support I need for now, though I’ve learned PN will change how it affects us over time as well.

Do you have shoes and socks that work for you? I’d be interested in what you use to help with the “glass”.

Hello @duaneh23 & SusanEllen66. I sure don't want to scare you away. However, I do want to tell you about my solution for PN feet. A few years ago, after crashing a few times, I went to visit a "Mephisto" store in San Diego. They only carry that brand. I was able to find 2 pairs of sandals on the sale rack. In fact, I haven't bought any sandals since then. And....these still look and feel quite new even though I am breaking records by wearing them almost every day.

Since I now live in Minnesota.....I will be looking for some winter styles soon. They are worth every penny (as long as they are on sale!). Have any of you found some Mephistos?
Chris