Nurse Shoes for Women Comfort

[display_name id=”1″]Nurses are on their feet all day, and most of them wear regulation nursing shoes. You can’t beat them for comfort and support. Sorry, I don’t know styles and brands, but if you look up Nurses or Nursing Shoes in your local phone book, you will find who sells them.

[display_name id=”1″]Don’t bother with the nursing shoes unless you are ready to spend $100 or more. The cheaper ones are not so good. I’m a nurse and I can tell you all the nurses I work with wear something different. Some wear tennis shoes and some expensive clogs. So far I like Nike or New balance running shoes. They have support and are pretty comfortable. I’m still on the look out for something better. I hear there’s a Scandinavian clog that’s pretty comfortable and there is the Dansko shoes too. They are expensive though. I wear a size 11 (women) in nike shoes and have yet to find a dansko for women that is long enough. I have found the more expensive the shoe the less pain I have in the morning. Good luck on you hunt!

[display_name id=”1″]Quite important. On the home front, women took over the men’s jobs in factories. “Rosie the Riveter” became famous for making planes. They also helped recycle valuable metals, such as turning in aluminum cooking pots and pans for melting into strategic items. They helped in U.S.O. Tours and shows; the soldiers and sailors loved to see the famous movie stars come to the front and perform; Bob Hope’s tours became famous from that, and lasted through many wars. The role of women nurses and hospital aides and orderlies can’t be over-stated either; the injured fighting men were given much comfort and hope by them, as well as medical care. In the service, there were women in the army and navy; they did clerical duties, freeing men for fighting. In England, one of their most famous spy masters was a female who kept all her notes in a shoe box; a typical British eccentric, she contributed greatly to the allied war effort in Europe.These may seem like “secondary” contributions, but they really weren’t; the Germans felt women should stay home and make babies; therefore, to supply labor for the factories, they brought in slaves from occupied countries. The work fell way below what was needed for war time output, especially compared to American factory production.

And, lastly, those letters from home kept the soldier’s and sailor’s spirits up with hope that they would someday come home to their family and resume a normal life; it was their wives and children they were fighting for, among other things.

Admittedly, not much of the above makes for an exciting Hollywood movie, or a fascinating novel; therefore, female contributions to the war effort take a back burner, but their sacrifice and service should never be forgotten.

[display_name id=”1″]Try Dansko
Http://www.dansko.com/they’re pricey, but a favorite of nurses, flight attendants, and other professions which require long days on your feet. And they have many different styles.

Clarks also got rave reviews:
Http://www.clarks.com/

Good luck!!

[display_name id=”1″]Keds.