Her Shoes Were Painful. She Founded a Business to Make Them Fit Better.
www.wsj.com -After a disastrous day on her feet, Maureen Stockton came up with an idea for a better shoe tree
After a disastrous day on her feet, Maureen Stockton came up with an idea for a better shoe tree
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