Hi, early May I received customised orthotics and did my very best to break them in and get used to them.

Hi, early May I received customised orthotics and did my very best to break them in and get used to them. I found them to be rather painful as they are quite rigid, so went back to the specialist who fabricated them and although he adjusted them, things didn’t get much better. I wanted to give them a fair chance though and wore them for a few hours a day ever since. I noticed though back pain creeping in too. Have you ever had the c Shared post Emma Christopherson “Dressy” or work shoes for women? I work at a winery and for our leadership team we wear more “winery business attire” I like to say. In desperate need of shoe recommendations either flats or something with heel. I wish I could wear tennis shoes but it definetely would not look great! But if there’s even a “dressier” sneaker I could make that work. I try to wear slippers when at my desk but I’m on my feet a lot. Shared post Kasey Bradley Editing to add the picture. If you look right by the mole on her foot she has that long band that runs between her heel and ball of foot. That is where most of her pain is… it’s more pronounced on right foot but is on both. My 11 year old daughter has PF that her doctors have referred to as “the worst case in a child they have seen”. She has done PT, arch supports, etc. they won’t do any interventions like shots until she is grown. Has anyone had similar experiences? She’s No photo description available. Shared post JoyfulLion1895 So I have found the most relief from wearing cork sandals in my off time from work. I was wondering what the best, somewhat budget option for cork insoles anyone has found? I’ve dumped HUNDREDS of dollars trying to get rid of this and the cork has been a very good choice in my case. I’d just rather not drop another $60 on insoles (I know. $60 isn’t THAT much, but after shoe after shoe, appointment after appointment, and treatment afte Shared post Jodie Northcott Firstly, I just need to note that I didn't have any issues with my plantar fascia prior to a traumatic partial rupture from an ankle roll in I had at the start of the year. I've had other issues with the foot 18 months prior (posterior tibial tenosynovitis), and imaging I had before and after that showed a normal plantar. I was placed on three weeks of non weight bearing, followed by another 12 weeks part time cam boot (I'm a chef and my physio cleared me to work with rigid May be an image of bone, xray and text Shared post 21 hours ago a day ago Learn More a day ago a day ago Learn More