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Any shoe recs for swollen feet?

Right now all that seems to fit are the athletic type sandals a size larger than what I'm used to.  Normally I wouldn't care, but I just found out I have a job interview this week.  (yes, insane in itself at 32 wks pg with twins...they might not even notice what I have on my feet)

Any recommendations for what style shoes to attempt or if a size or two larger or in wide might work?  Not only are my ankles swollen, but my feet are 'taller' than they used to be. I hate shopping lately and really don't want to spend all day in the dept. so even if this is a lame question, any suggestions would be appreciated.

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About me  2007: Started TTC. 2008: OB prescribed clomid, went to RE and was Dx with PCOS. 2009: IUI #1 w/follitsim and trigger = BFP. B/G Twins born at 33 weeks. 2012: TTC #3, Round 2 of Letrozole w/TI = BFP, missed m/c at 8 1/2 wks. Currently on the bench as we make plans for a new home. Anxious to start TTC #3 within the next year!

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Re: Any shoe recs for swollen feet?

  • congrats!  they make a type of croc's that have a sling back.  I have them in black.  Once you said interview those came to mind.  If not, a couple of sizes bigger is really all you can do, I think.  Good Luck!  I'm impressed w/ your 32 week interview!
  • I had pre-eclampsia so my feet swelled like crazy... even before I stopped working... so I bought these:

    https://tinyurl.com/molpv2

    in a size larger than I usually wear... and also a pair of brown flats that were cloth... and a pair of sneakers with the stretchy stuff on top... those were not as comfy as the flats though! 

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  • I got the crocs malindi. I could use them at work and since they are made our of this rubber material it expand. So comfortable.

    I hope you feel better.

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    https://www.crocs.com/womens-footwear/women-footwear,default,sc.html?sz=1&start=4?

  • Personally, I wouldn't wear crocs to a job interview.  Maybe if you can find some kind of soft leather slip-on a size bigger, you can ease your feet out of them if you need to. 

     

    Good luck on your interview!

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