Here’s the cutest pull-on jeans & AFO-friendly fall shoes for 2026 🍂 Updated August 2026 This guide to the cutest pull-on denim and AFO-friendly fall shoes has been completely updated for Fall 2026 with current styles, trends, and shopping links. First, the little disclaimer we all know and love: This post contains affiliate links, which…
This guide has been updated for Summer 2026. Every summer, I start from scratch because fashion moves fast. The best pieces sell out, retailers discontinue styles, and there’s nothing more frustrating than falling in love with something that’s gone by the next season. So no—this isn’t last year’s guide with a new date slapped on…
This post was originally published previously and has been updated for Amazon Prime Day 2026 with current product recommendations, pricing, and availability. Prime Day is here, which means it’s time for me to do what I do best: spend an unreasonable amount of time hunting through Amazon so you don’t have to. This year’s list…
Your feelings are normal and valid and it’s important to acknowledge them. When we blow them off or try to block them, those same feelings tend to linger on and intensify.
Does anyone else wish we could press fast forward on Summer 2020?
With camps & pools closed & all summer activities canceled due to Coronavirus, our only real respite from the claustrophobia of quarantining for months indoors is time spent “socially distanced” in the great outdoors. So of course, it’s literally the most uncomfortable summer ever here in Michigan with weeks on end of 90+ degree temps & high humidity. Ugh! Can’t we catch a break?
Because when you live with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, you become surprisingly passionate about products that help with things most people don’t even have to think about. I fully recognize that some of these may not earn me any Environmentalist of the Year awards. But if they save your hands, your energy, or your sanity? I’m calling…
Not Your Grandma’s Orthopedic Shoes Updated for 2026: Good news—finding stylish, actually wearable shoes when you have AFOs or orthotics has gotten way easier since I first wrote this. I’ve updated this post with new finds, better brands, and current links (because nothing is more annoying than falling in love with a shoe that no…
I’ve scoured the internet and poured through hundreds of reviews to find the most comfortable and trendiest sandals of the season that work for AFO and orthotic wearers. I had to pick 16 (no easy feat) because, even though Molly Ringwald has absolutely nothing to do with comfort sandals, I like the sound of 16 Sandals/Candles and had to use it for the title of this post.
The fantasy of a tropical escape from the freezing winter is what powers many people through another 4 inches of snow to shovel, or their extra long commute home from work on ice covered roads.
My husband and I love going to all-inclusive resorts in Mexico. The weather is always perfect, and we get to truly relax without having to really plan or think.
Pools & beaches can be extremely anxiety provoking, so I try to make what I wear over my afos as comfortable and as easy to get on and off as possible. Resort casual offers so many opportunities to look amazing and feel comfortable in leg braces. My go-to on vacations (and all summer long) are cute & comfy pull-on jumpsuits and maxi dresses in lightweight and breathable materials.
The Holiday Season isn’t all jingle bells and sleigh rides when you have an invisible disability. As temps begin falling and your calendar starts filling, the stress and worry about how the hell you’ll make it through it all, rears it’s Scrooge like head. Of course this time of year can be stressful for everyone. There is a ton of pressure to be merry and create picture perfect, Norman Rockwell like moments, to then post on Facebook of course.
Foot drop is a condition that prevents you from being able to raise the front part of your foot due to a weakness or paralysis of the muscles that control your ability to lift the foot. It can significantly affect your ability to walk without tripping or falling and may drastically alter how well you can walk.