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From: Fred on 8 May 2008 19:49 Yesterday I bought some Dr. Scholls insteps to fix my mouse poop problem and to give me a little more foot support. After 8 hours on my feet working, my feet are aching! The problem is that the insteps take up so much room in the front of my shoe. There is not enough room for both my foot and the insteps. The results is that my feel are pinched from the top to the bottom of the front part of my foot. After a while, you start to develop pain. You see the commertials on TV aboout people getting foot pain relief. It really surprised me that these insteps actually made my feet hurt more than if I did not use them. There are also these little nodules that cause pressure when you are standing a lot. Other than that, the job went very well today. I was able to make some stuff on my own that they taught me yesterday.
From: Jo on 8 May 2008 20:39 Hey Fred, Sorry to hear about your mouse in the house problem. Silly litter critters can cause big problems.... As for Dr. Scholls, I use the arch support kind which help prevent plantar faschitis and arch dropping (different from mouse dropping, heh). You do have to have your shoes a bit bigger to fit them.... Glad to hear the job went well! Good luck with it! Jo "Fred" <fenisz(a)aol.com> wrote in message news:447c5865-c92a-47e0-a63d-9fa21b8afcd3(a)f24g2000prh.googlegroups.com... > Yesterday I bought some Dr. Scholls insteps to fix my mouse poop > problem and to give me a little more foot support. After 8 hours on > my feet working, my feet are aching! The problem is that the insteps > take up so much room in the front of my shoe. There is not enough > room for both my foot and the insteps. The results is that my feel > are pinched from the top to the bottom of the front part of my foot. > After a while, you start to develop pain. You see the commertials on > TV aboout people getting foot pain relief. It really surprised me > that these insteps actually made my feet hurt more than if I did not > use them. There are also these little nodules that cause pressure > when you are standing a lot. Other than that, the job went very well > today. I was able to make some stuff on my own that they taught me > yesterday.
From: WWWSC #4 on 8 May 2008 21:24 Fred wrote the following on 5/8/2008 7:49 PM: > Yesterday I bought some Dr. Scholls insteps to fix my mouse poop > problem and to give me a little more foot support. After 8 hours on > my feet working, my feet are aching! The problem is that the insteps > take up so much room in the front of my shoe. Can you remove the footbed that was originally in the shoes? My husband has to use custom orthotics and they replace the original footbed -- not go on top of it. -- WWWSC #4 Charter member of the Wicked, Wicked Woman Shrew Crew Formerly known as Karen R.
From: Fred on 8 May 2008 23:55 On May 8, 7:24�pm, WWWSC #4 <kre...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Fred wrote the following on 5/8/2008 7:49 PM: > > > Yesterday I bought some Dr. Scholls insteps to fix my mouse poop > > problem and to give me a little more foot support. �After 8 hours on > > my feet working, my feet are aching! � The problem is that the insteps > > take up so much room in the front of my shoe. > > Can you remove the footbed that was originally in the shoes? My husband > has to use custom orthotics and they replace the original footbed -- not > go on top of it. > > -- > WWWSC #4 > Charter member of the Wicked, Wicked Woman Shrew Crew > Formerly known as Karen R. I bought some smaller pads today and just placed them into my boots. I think these will fix the problem. I will know for sure tomorrow when I work the day. It is kind of different getting use to working. Yesterday I had a lot of mental fatigue and was making mistakes the last 2 hours just because I was mentally drained. Today went much easier and I was able to complete two refabrications by myself - the second almost without any supervision.
From: Jo on 9 May 2008 12:27
"Fred" <fenisz(a)aol.com> wrote in message news:c9d3af47-f0c7-44a8-b401-7261e7e6e890(a)s33g2000pri.googlegroups.com... On May 8, 7:24?pm, WWWSC #4 <kre...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Fred wrote the following on 5/8/2008 7:49 PM: > > > Yesterday I bought some Dr. Scholls insteps to fix my mouse poop > > problem and to give me a little more foot support. ?After 8 hours on > > my feet working, my feet are aching! ? The problem is that the insteps > > take up so much room in the front of my shoe. > > Can you remove the footbed that was originally in the shoes? My husband > has to use custom orthotics and they replace the original footbed -- not > go on top of it. > > -- > WWWSC #4 > Charter member of the Wicked, Wicked Woman Shrew Crew > Formerly known as Karen R. I bought some smaller pads today and just placed them into my boots. I think these will fix the problem. I will know for sure tomorrow when I work the day. It is kind of different getting use to working. Yesterday I had a lot of mental fatigue and was making mistakes the last 2 hours just because I was mentally drained. Today went much easier and I was able to complete two refabrications by myself - the second almost without any supervision. Try taking a break when you feel that way, have a glass of water or a snack. You need to re-vitalize your brain if you get tired. Don't push so hard for too long without a break. Good luck! Jo |