Crocs Unisex-Adult Classic Lined Clog | Fuzzy Indoor/Outdoor Slippers for Men & Women | Cozy House Shoes for Winter, Home, Office & Casual Wear

*update* I have worn the black fur lined crocs for 2 months now and one issue I have is that they have become squeaky and squishy. It is very noticeable. I missed my return window so have to keep them but it is disappointing with the cost that they have this issue. The interior fur line also has worn down quite a bit but I am still glad I have them since I can't put pressure on my foot these shoes do seem to protect and cushion them more than anything else I've tried. I have also bought HOKAs which are pretty good too but a lot more money. I also bought two of the glitter crocs but they are very hard and not near as comfortable as the regular ones. I had to return them since they actually were so hard on my feet.I have been crippled from plantar fasciitis, bone spurs and a stabbing sharp pain in my foot going up to my back like electric shocks with every step. Constant crippling pain and having to use canes, walkers, and crutches to even do minimal walking. I've gone from going to the gym 5 times a week to barely being able to walk around my house. I have become severely homebound. I can't wear a boot because it is too heavy and uneven causing even more severe back pain. I have spent close to $1k on heel protectors, expensive shoes skechers, and special boots and socks, special crutches and scooters-- all to no avail; I still can't walk or do anything that I used to do. By some chance I came across these fur lined crocs and read the reviews of them helping people with foot pain. I figured for $46 what do I have to lose at this point? Thank God I did because this is the first time in 6 months that I could walk or put any pressure on my foot without doubling over or screaming in pain. After my fourth day of wearing them all day I caught myself using the cane less and by the end of day 4 I actually had a pep in my step which I cried when I realized I could sort of walk normal again. On top of it all I have to say the bottom of the shoes is very slip resistant and I feel safe in them since I have been disabled for most of the year it will take time to get steady on my feet, so I find this comforting. I know people say they are ugly, but I think Crocs Unisex-Adult Men's and Women's Classic Lined Clog | Fuzzy Slippers are actually kind of cool in a funky way. And honestly who cares when it comes to not being able to walk vs walking in non-trendy shoes?? I will pick walking any day. I know it has only been a short time so I'll hope this progress continues but I am just so overjoyed and want to let others who know who are in pain that these might be a solution. I wish I started with these before spending hundreds of dollars on a bunch of things that did not work. I also like the large toe bed as my feet need as much room to heal and these definitely feel comfortable and don't squeeze my toes. I am usually a size 7 1/2 to an 8 and got an 8 and they are just the right size. I have found wearing ankle socks with them protect my feet even more and give it extra padding. Again might not look cool but these hopefully will get me moving again so I am not just forced to sit and lie down all day. I could just cry over the results so far and I hope it might help others.My mom has really bad diabetic neuropathy and ulcers in her feet and has a hard time wearing any shoes that hurt her toes or aggravate her nerve pain. She said in just a few minutes with wearing mine she noticed a difference and went and ordered her own.Thank you Crocs for giving me my life back so far so good!