For some reason they didn't attach to my post below, so here they are. There is one at the orthotist's office, one at the shoe store and the other two show his little orthotic and how they fit into his new shoes.
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- Pamela, Jason and Joey
- Our little family of two, which began with Jason and I getting hitched in Vegas in 2005, grew to a family of three when Joey arrived 4 weeks early on April 1, 2006 our little April Fool's surprise! Right at birth it was identified that something wasnt quite right with Joey, and he spent 4 weeks in the special care nursery due to initial breathing difficulties, poor feeding and low muscle tone (hypotonia). We've been through a roller coaster over the past few of years, but Joey remains the love of our lives. While we would like to have answers to why Joey faces such difficulties in every aspect of his daily life, we are beginning to come to terms with the very real possibility that we will never know. And despite this, Joey will always be Joey, and everyone who knows him would agree that he is a happy, sweet and cheerful litle boy, a complete joy to spend time with. And that's enough for us :) New in 2009: Joey's little brother Ben! Born September 16, 2009.
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He is SUCH a doll! And his orthos are adorable--love the Superman! It's so great you found shoes since they can be tough to find. If you ever can't find anything, I've heard great things about Hatchback shoes (www.hatchbacksfootwear.com). How's he doing as far as walking with the new orthos--do you notice a big difference?
Thanks for the link Sarah, I appreciate it! It is really hard to find shoes that will accommodate the orthotics.
Joey isn't walking yet, so I'm not noticing a huge difference. It does seem to provide extra support in his standing though.
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