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High heels?

Sorry men this probably won't be a very entertaining thread for you...

Ladies! After you had the VSG were you able to wear high feels with more comfort? I have to say I'm crossing my fingers that once I have the VSG and weigh starts to drop it'll be easier. Right now I put them on and they feel a little tight and within about 30 minutes of walking in them my feet start to hurt.

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    Yep

  • Yup. Walked around all last weekend in 4 inch heels. My calves ache some, but did fine. I have a thing for heels, so I'm excited with my loss so far-I can wear my sexy shoes.

  • Oh yeah and my hubby who is 6'4 really appreciates the lift. I'm only 5'5.

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Don't you have to do it slowly so your feet can adjust to the heels? I think of when I got my first pair of Birkenstocks that it took me about a week for my feet to get use to the arch supports....love them now. I'm looking forward to slowly getting into some 2-3" heels.

Almost two months out and can wear heels again.

Yes....

Oh yeah and my hubby who is 6'4 really appreciates the lift. I'm only 5'5.

Yup. Walked around all last weekend in 4 inch heels. My calves ache some, but did fine. I have a thing for heels, so I'm excited with my loss so far-I can wear my sexy shoes.

Yep, can certainly wear them again, I missed them so much. What a pleasure to put a pair of heel/platforms on and for them to feel comfy. So Thankful for this surgery.

I don't have any that fit right now, but it looks like it'll work!

This is an NSV I am really hoping to see become reality in my life. I love heels but right now I wear them across the living room and my feet can't take it.... Oh I really hope this one comes true for me because it would open up a world of shoe possibilities!

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This is an NSV I am really hoping to see become reality in my life. I love heels but right now I wear them across the living room and my feet can't take it.... Oh I really hope this one comes true for me because it would open up a world of shoe possibilities!

I'll cross my fingers that it comes true for the both of us.!

9 Weeks out and back to wearing heals, went to a bridal shower yesterday, and kept them on all night!

I was able to wear heels again at 4 weeks out. Before then I always had to travel with two pairs of shoes, a pair of flats to change into. Now I wear them all day with no issues.

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