Afo orthotic friendly. Wide width. Comfort orthopedic
One of the reasons I created Trend-Able was to help leg brace (Afo) wearers & others living with invisible disabilities find clothing & shoes that helps them to feel confidant so that they can live their best lives.
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.
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.
Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re looking for the perfect gift for the stylish mom in your life who also happens to have a disability, you’ve stumbled upon (perhaps, literally😂) the right place! As if being a mom isn’t hard enough, but raising kids to be good human beings, while simultaneously…
This post has been updated for 2024 to reflect current styles & products. In last year’s Valentine’s Day Post, I gave for feeling sexy when you have a disability. If you can muster the energy to manifest your inner Beyoncé, you go, Girlfriend! Not feeling it this year? Well, you’re not alone. How about just…
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This post contains Amazon and other retailer’s affiliate links which when used, can provide a very small commission. These links do not affect the price in any way but they do help me to offset some of the website expenses and purchase an occasional Skinny Vanilla Latte. Welcome to Trend-Able’s 2023 Holiday Gift Guide! We’re…
Hey there, perfectly imperfect shoppers! Amazon Prime Day is just about here (July 11th &12th) and we’ve scoured the vast virtual aisles of Amazon to bring you a hand-picked selection of the best Prime Day deals for people with disabilities. Prime Day is the perfect opportunity to snag incredible deals on products that can make…
It’s that time of year when we’re all tired of wearing sweaters and snow boots and ready to pull out the warm weather clothes. Although the days are longer and temps are beginning to rise, it’s not yet warm enough to go outside without layers, or to wear sandals without getting hypothermia.
It’s that time of year when we’re all tired of wearing sweaters and snow boots and ready to pull out the warm weather clothes. Although the days are longer and temps are beginning to rise, it’s not yet warm enough to go outside without layers, or to wear sandals without getting hypothermia.
Do you remember when we had to have our photos developed before viewing the images? The days when selfies weren’t even a thing and group shots didn’t involve a million retakes? Back then, we had no way of knowing if our arms looked flabby or if our leg braces were showing in photos until we picked up the physical prints.
Prior to COVID, the instantaneous replacement of leftover Halloween candy and costumes with Christmas trees and holiday paraphernalia was annoying. But this year, OMG! I’ll take 500 tinsel bags, 50 sparkly ornaments, and 20 mistletoes (says the Jewish girl).