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Just wondering if after weight loss has anyone noticed a difference in there shoe size, or have your feet got smaller?

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I have gone from wide to normal width, but if you search the site, you will find a few threads on this topic saying people have gotten smaller.

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I used to wear a 9w and now none of my shoes fit. I'm in an 8.5 medium 35 days post-op.

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I wore a 15w before surgery and can wear a regular 15 now, maybe even a 14w depending on the shoe brand.

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i sure hope so i want to wear heals! with out my foot looking like an overfilled muffin pan!

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I lost a whole size, from 9 to 8. It was quite a pain cause I had bought a pair of great running shoes and in 3 months they didn't fit.

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Yes! I went from a 10 to a 9 or 9 1/2.

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I went from 8 1/2 to 7 1/2

My feet swelled a lot before, my fingers too. My rings are all huge on me now and had to buy new shoes

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I went from 8 1/2 to 7 1/2

My feet swelled a lot before' date=' my fingers too. My rings are all huge on me now and had to buy new shoes[/quote']

My wedding bands are now on my pointer fingers. Going to get them sized but I want to get to goal first cause I want them to have to cut them or whatever they do just once.

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This is good to know. I recently bought sandals and boots a 1/2 size smaller (they were on sale) in anticipation for a bit of shrinkage after the surgery. I too will be glad they won't look like Miss Piggy feet!!

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I went from a 9-10 W depending on brand and type, to a 8m, and in heels sometimes 7.5 - no kidding. I was told by an orthopedic therapist that is is due to the weight loss off the soles of the feet, but also we apparently store a bit of fat in the structure of the foot itself.

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This is wonderful news!

i wore my first pair of regular Nine West heels!

Felt fantastic!

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I sprained my foot BADLY the week before my when i lost 40+ pounds. It was all black and blue. We thought I'd broken it. Almost postponed my surgery.

What happened was my foot got thinner and I was walking down a set of stairs right after i'd slipped on my tennis shoes. I didn't notice that my foot was too loose in the shoe and my ankle twisted side ways. Man, I cried and screamed like a baby. Sprains are nasty. I still have problems with it.

Moral of story: with weight loss, make sure your shoes fit!!! ;-)

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Opps, left out a word: week before my WLS surgery.

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