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do your feet shrink?

I am wondering ~ do your feet shrink after you have lost alot of weight? I have stopped buying clothing (banded April 30), but should I stop buying shoes too? Before I was overweight, my feet were a size 6 1/2 - 7, now they are a 8.

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I sure hope so!! I have had sasquatch feet my whole life, and with my last 100 lb weight gain I have gone up a shoe size. Therefore, what goes up, must come down!

Mine have, and most everyone (a significant time out/weight down) has reported some change when this same question has been asked in the past.

Ditto what Wheetsin said... yes, I think you can count on your feet beginning to shrink at about 35-40# loss

What about width??? I have to buy ww or e width shoes...they are so expensive...I am tired of living with cute shoe envy !! I want so badly to walk into to Macys and say size 8 please!!!...and then go upstairs and buy size 8 dress to go with my non wide shoes I just bought!!!

Was just thinking the other day, have my shoes stretched, or did my feet shrink, think my feet arent as fatty as they were, well my hands and rest of me face etc arent.

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