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EPISODE · Jan 28, 2025 · 9 MIN

Stepping Forward: How Shoes and Therapy Transformed Tess's Confidence

from Stronger Every Day: For Parents of Children with Rare Diseases · host Bo Bigelow

Stepping Forward: How Shoes and Therapy Transformed Tess's Confidence What if a simple tweak in your child's footwear or a new approach to therapy could drastically improve their confidence and mobility? For parents of children with rare diseases, finding solutions to challenges like mobility and physical discomfort can feel overwhelming. In this episode, you'll learn how small adjustments can lead to significant progress, helping your child feel more secure and thrive in their daily life. Discover a groundbreaking physical therapy technique that could change how your child moves and feels. Learn how specific shoes can impact your child's stability, confidence, and overall comfort. Gain actionable insights into ways you can support your child's mobility and independence at home. Hit play now to uncover simple, practical changes that can transform your child's mobility and confidence starting today!

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