Martin Ralph says his special orthotic wedding shoes were "measured too small," but he was told he had to just break them in.

A 61-year-old diabetic man had to get parts of his foot amputated after he wore wrongly fitted wedding shoes that were too tight for him. It caused blisters and abscesses, leading to severe infection.

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I had to change into my boots. “Orthotic boots is what I normally wear but I wanted to wear a shoe for my wedding. I was delighted to get them in time as I had been waiting months for them.

Martin needs specialist shoes due to his pre-existing diabetes. Diabetics often require wider-fitted ... I had to change into my boots. “Orthotic boots is what I normally wear but I wanted to wear a ...

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Fresh from the Tokyo Marathon, Paula Radcliffe said on her podcast that the growing pain in her ankle during the race meant ...