epa
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When visiting the doctor yesterday, following a NMR scanning of my left foot, some kind of evil arthrosis was detected. To avoid (or at least postpone) major damage, I was recommended to get myself some orthopedic insoles. And to use them.
I have some from about 15 years back, but I found that those and my feet do not fit into my shoes at the same time (except in the case of a pair of dark grey captoe oxford Santonis which I (luckily enough) bought a tad large).
So what can I do?
I guess that the good thing about it is that I now have an excuse to buy new shoes. The old ones I can then still use now and then on "insole-free days" for the purpose of not making my feet too accustomed to insoles.
The bad thing is that in these times, I do not want to spend too much money: you never know until when you will continue receiving a salary.
Any tips?
I have some from about 15 years back, but I found that those and my feet do not fit into my shoes at the same time (except in the case of a pair of dark grey captoe oxford Santonis which I (luckily enough) bought a tad large).
So what can I do?
I guess that the good thing about it is that I now have an excuse to buy new shoes. The old ones I can then still use now and then on "insole-free days" for the purpose of not making my feet too accustomed to insoles.
The bad thing is that in these times, I do not want to spend too much money: you never know until when you will continue receiving a salary.
Any tips?