diabetic shoes were is the best place to get them  and were they take medicare?
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I used to work for a podiatrist.  You need to go to your primary Dr.  Tell him your feet are sore.  He will then refer you to a specialist (podiatrist) To be covered by insurance, you need to be refered by your Dr. They will give you a sheet for your Primary Dr. with what they feel you need for shoes...he will sign and return to the podiatrist...podiatrist will then have you fitted(usually at there office) I don't know if you know this but....Being you are diabetic, your insurance WILL NOT REFUSE no diabetic is ever denied.  Diabetics are allowed 1 pair of shoes a year at no charge to you, insurance pays for the whole thing.  Shoes are really nice now.  My Dr. I worked for would only offer New Balance Shoes...nice ones.  Just for the record..I am not diabetic and the only sneaks I wear are New Balance.  These are the only shoes that didn't kill my feet after 4 hrs on them. Hope I helped you...Good Luck
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grocery shop\n\nbuy shoes
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Go to Walmart and go over to the aisle where there are foot care items like shoe insoles, and utter cream.  Buy some Crack Cream, really thats what its called, or the stuff in the bright yellow tube with the red lid, Corona Ointment.  Some places you have to ask the pharacy for it buy mom used to put it on our feet and then make us put socks on when we had dry skin and cracks on our heels.  Its wonderful!!!  People ever put it on their baby's diaper rashes and swear it clears up by one night.
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Only the worlds largest cyber shop on the net. Try eastbay and just search for the shoe. If it's a newer shoe it should come up. If it's and older shoe try FinalScore (Eastbay's clearence shoes. Most likely to find an older shoe.)
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Look in the Pitsburgh yellow pages or on-line yellow pages, under physicians--podiatrist.  Call them and ask.
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Contact your local chapter of JDRF.org\n\nI work with the chapter here in NE florida.  I have been a diabetic for 20 years and started as a child.  You can email me any questions you have.  You can get my email address by clicking on my screename.
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Yes, there are several of these out there. Most pharmaceutical companies (the companies that make diabetes medictions, insulin, etc.) offer these. Also, check with your local health department for their resources. \n\nI work for a health district in Virginia and we currently have a billfold insert card from the American Diabetes Association. I would be glad to mail you a few of these if you would be willing to provide me with an address. \n\nMy email address is lindsey_osborne@yahoo.com. Let me know if you are interested. \nGood luck and best wishes...
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Is it "Payless Shoes"?  I don't know what state you are living in.
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www.mydivascloset.com\n\nGreat prices on shoes
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(formerly Great Lakes Diabetic Supply) \n           \n\n           Great Lakes Medical Supply\n           23247 Pinewood Street\n           Warren, MI  48091
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Go to the drugstore and ask.  They sell many types of little tiny machines that can help you keep a check on your mothers blood sugar levels.\n\nUsually if your mom is a insulin dependent diabetic medicare will pay for the machine, the test strips and all.\n\nAll you do is use a small pinlike device to puncture a spot on your mom's finger.  There is a strip that you insert in a machine, or even a machine that you place near the blood, that will read the blood sugar level.\n\nMost diabetics have them and check their sugar levels before each meal and at bedtime.\n\nThe only machine to wear is very expensive.  It is an insulin pump and I dont think your mother would qualify for that.  It delivers insulin to your body and you regulate it.  But your mom does not need this.\n\nCheck with the pharmacist.  They will lead you in the right direction and teach you how to use the machine.
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I think one pair of really good shoes is worth the money!  You can try your local sporting goods store.
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I would suggest Ebay Stores.  You will get so much more coverage than just advertising you site on search engines.  It makes it 100 times easier for people to stumble across you store.  You can auction your shoes, have a set price for your shoes, or best offer on your shoes.  The first link below tells you about ebay stores.  The second one tell you more about promoting your store.
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Not sure if you are in the U.S. or Canada. I'm sure if you are in the U.S. you would have some of the same stores as we  do, if not better. You look for a store that has home care products. This device has a plastic piece with ribbon attached. You put your sock on the plastic piece, put you foot in the sock, then use the ribbon to pull same up.
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This may seem like a dumb answer, how about Wal-Mart? I have seen it in my local one here in Florida. Look in sporting goods if they don't have it in the shoe dept.
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Try Foot Solutions.  They are a national chain with a great system where they measure your foot for orthotic inserts that fit perfectly.  Also, they sell really great footwear for exercise that feel, well, dreamy!
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http://www.aamds.org/aplastic/information__hope/\n1-800-747-2820\n\nhttp://rarediseases.about.com/cs/aplasticanemia/?iam=metaresults&terms=texas+medicare\n\nGod Bless!