Diabetes can quietly take away pain — the one signal that tells you something is wrong. That’s why so many foot problems are found too late. The Diabetic Foot Crisis explains, in plain language, how nerve damage, poor circulation, and high blood sugar work together to turn a minor blister into a wound that threatens your foot.
More importantly, it shows you what to do about it. Inside you’ll find the 60-second daily foot check, the red-flag symptoms that mean call your doctor today, how to choose shoes that protect instead of injure, and the everyday habits that quietly put feet at risk. Written for patients and the families who help them.
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My father has had diabetes for eighteen years and never once looked at the bottom of his feet. This book gave us a routine we actually stick to. The daily check takes a minute, and now we do it together while he puts on his socks.
I’ve been handed a lot of pamphlets over the years. This is the first thing that explained why a small sore matters so much for someone like me. The chapter on shoes alone changed what I put on my feet every morning.
Clear, direct, and free of jargon. I keep a copy in my waiting room. Dr. Almonord has turned forty years of clinical experience into something a patient can read on a Sunday afternoon and use on Monday.
Questions about the book, bulk orders for your clinic or support group, speaking requests, or press inquiries — send a note and we’ll get back to you. For anything about your own feet or your diabetes care, please contact your physician or podiatrist directly.