Sandra Roberts Facebook ad: “I spent 14 months treating my plantar fasciitis at night…”

Ran for 13 days, from February 27 to March 12, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Sandra Roberts on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1969164790680362
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
Ad text
I’m a mom of three and I spent 14 months limping around my own house because I was treating my plantar fasciitis completely wrong. Night splints I couldn’t sleep in. Epsom salt soaks that did nothing. Ibuprofen every morning just to function. I was so focused on treating the pain at night that I completely missed what was actually causing it during the day. My youngest wanted to be carried everywhere. I was on my feet from 6 AM until bedtime. Every morning, that first step out of bed felt like stepping on broken glass. My husband noticed I was limping before I’d even had coffee. My kids noticed I wasn’t running around with them anymore. I tried everything my doctor suggested. Physical therapy—$40 copay, three times a week, plus a babysitter. Did all the stretches. It helped a little, but I couldn’t keep it up with three kids. Then she recommended custom orthotics. $480 out of pocket. Not covered by insurance. I sat in my car after that appointment and cried. I couldn’t afford it. A friend in my mom’s group mentioned CloudSole. Said they worked like custom orthotics but cost a fraction of the price. I was so skeptical. I’d tried everything. Why would $30 insoles work when nothing else had? But they had a 30-day guarantee. I had nothing to lose. First day wearing them—I made it to afternoon before I realized I hadn’t thought about my heel once. Two weeks later, my morning pain was almost gone. Four weeks later, I was getting out of bed without bracing for it. I finally understood: I’d been treating nighttime symptoms while re-injuring myself all day in shoes with zero support. If you’re limping through your mornings and nothing is working—you might be doing what I did. Treating the wrong end of the problem. Link below. I wish I’d found these at month one instead of month fourteen.
Where the ad sends people
SHOPCLOUDSOLE.COM
I spent 14 months treating my plantar fasciitis at night... when the damage was happening all day.
Finding This Out Changed My Life In Every Way Possible
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