Feet Shrink?
I am currently past my four year mark. I have been successful I lost over 100lbs in the first year and in the past 6 months have managed to lose 20lbs (not intentionally).
I have struggled with other health issues some related some not but have recently noticed that my shoe size has gone from what was size 9 to 10 depending on the shoes to now 7 1/2-8? I understand that feet can shrink in weight/width from weight loss, but I never really had fat feet. They have always been really boney. And this is not a width matter, I have lost lenght. I thought that I could at least keep my shoes through my weightloss, but now I guess not.
Has anyone else had this experience or am I yet again one of the rarity?
I have struggled with other health issues some related some not but have recently noticed that my shoe size has gone from what was size 9 to 10 depending on the shoes to now 7 1/2-8? I understand that feet can shrink in weight/width from weight loss, but I never really had fat feet. They have always been really boney. And this is not a width matter, I have lost lenght. I thought that I could at least keep my shoes through my weightloss, but now I guess not.
Has anyone else had this experience or am I yet again one of the rarity?
Yup. I used to wear size 10 WW shoes and now I wear a 9 1/2 M or W. In fact, one foot is more of a 9 and the other is a 9 1/2. I can even fit much better into my daughter's size 8 Ugg slippers. Mine are a 9 and too big now. Weird. I think my whole view of myself is distorted but I probably didn't realize how fat they were before.
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See I never had fat feet... at least not that I noticed. I could always see bones and tendons etc... not like my hands which were fat. Dr's were always surprised that my feet and legs never swelled, even during pregnancies. I too noticed that my shoes were feeling big. And then when I was shopping, I went to try on some shoes a few weeks ago. I grabbed my usual size 9 and it was huge on my foot with a sock on. I hadn't really tried to buy any shoes...except tennis shoes and slippers since I lost weight. I used to be a "shoe junkie" because when I was fat my philosophy was a bad day shopping (when nothing fit) could always be resolved by a pair of shoes. So I really hate that now I have to replace shoes. I had some neat ones. Of course the upside is I can buy the awesome outfits to match now also.
Oh well yeah! I know heels are fun... I wear them alot. I have even ventured up to 4 inches. Except for the part of living in Wisconsin where there is usually ice on the ground a few months of the year... but I do have a strong husband...![](http://images.obesityhelp.com/_shared/images/smiley/msn/biggrin2.gif)
It is definitely nice to wear them... And not feel like you are walking on sticks or being afraid that you are going to topple over at any moment. I also love the way they make my butt look.
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It is definitely nice to wear them... And not feel like you are walking on sticks or being afraid that you are going to topple over at any moment. I also love the way they make my butt look.