PodiMe Newsletter – Year-End Recap

PodiMe Newsletter – Year-End Recap (2025)

👣 A Look Back at 2025

In the past year, we’ve focused on one simple goal: helping you take better care of your feet, every day.

Together, we:

Shared practical foot-care tips for daily comfort and long-term health
Featured insights from podiatrists and foot-health professionals
Introduced products designed to support dry heels, tired feet, and everyday movement
Built a growing community that values prevention, comfort, and care

Whether you read our blogs, tried a new product, or followed along on social media—your support truly means the world to us.

🦶 Why Foot Health Matters (and Always Will)

Your feet carry you through workdays, weekends, travels, workouts, and rest. Yet they’re often the most neglected part of the body.

At PodiMe, we believe foot care isn’t a luxury—it’s a form of self-care that supports mobility, confidence, and quality of life. That belief will continue to guide everything we create and share.

✨ Looking Ahead to 2026

As we step into the new year, you can look forward to:

More educational blogs and foot-care guides
Deeper podiatrist insights and Q&A features
Helpful product highlights and routines you can actually stick to
Simple reminders that caring for your feet is caring for your whole body

We’re excited to keep moving forward—with you.

PodiMe Feature

PodiMe Feature – Wirdha Nadeem

This issue, we’re featuring Wirdha Nadeem, a podiatrist working in the Podiatry Department at South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust. Wirdha shares insights from diabetes foot care and complex wound management—highlighting how evidence-based care, education, and trust-building support better outcomes for patients.

Read the Feature →

Blogs to Check Out

New Year, New Steps: Start 2026 With Healthier Feet

The Ultimate Foot Care Gift Guide for This Holiday Season

🎉 Congratulations to Our Previous Quiz Winner! 🎉

Join us in celebrating Nick Deguisa from Rapid Response Maintenance SA—our latest PodiMe quiz winner!

Take this Quick Footcare Quiz

Where should you avoid applying foot cream to prevent moisture-related issues?

A) Heels
B) Between the toes
C) Soles
D) Tops of your feet

Take the Quiz →

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