Friday, April 15, 2016
Sandals in Paradise: Day 13 after Cheilectomy
Sandals in Paradise
There are a lot of shoes and sandals in my closet at home, but not a lot that complement this recovery process. These Birkenstocks actually work because, as you can see, the central leather piece just misses the incision line. Still, walking is a laborious, thoughtful process, feet carefully placed, and constant attention given to trying to walk normally. Easier said than done: heel strike, normal transfer of weight from back to front across that problematic ball of the right foot. Every so often, particularly when my attention falters, I experience a sharp pain in the ball. Those sesamoid bones, I suppose. Perhaps something's trying to break free. Please, let it happen soon. Sauntering through the tourist zone in Kona, I needed frequent intervals with leg elevated. I am getting impatient!
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I'm on the lookout for some good shoes to wear. Do you remember the style name of your Birkenstocks? I have to check them out!
ReplyDeleteI found both Gizeh (pictured) and Mayari to be comfortable.
DeleteI found both Gizeh (pictured) and Mayari to be comfortable.
DeleteJust got the same Birkenstock sandals! it works perfectly.
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