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A MyMSTeam Member asked a question 💭
Kansas City, MO

Can you have a odd time when you have different type shows like dress shoes when walking?

July 23
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A MyMSTeam Member

The type of shoes I am wearing definitely impacts how I walk. Running shoes or any shoe that offers good support and keeps my foot in place works the best. Flat sandals with no support make my drop foot worse, and shoes with no back or pumps triggers my toes to curl under when I am trying to walk (dystonia).

July 23
A MyMSTeam Member

I figured🫠🙃🙄 I have a wedding I am going to and have Fancy shoes have to wear(I am a groomsman). So yea.... I wish overthinking and etc, can not be an issue 😕

July 23
A MyMSTeam Member

Johnston and Murphy makes some comfortable dress shoes

July 23
A MyMSTeam Member

Wear those special shoes around the house for an hour at a time. That way you are more used to them, @A MyMSTeam Member. You can always switch shoes after the actual wedding too.

July 23 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member that’s so nice , I hope you have a great time. I have lots of issues with shoes especially as a woman. I suggest finding a pair that is really comfortable maybe with a rubber bottom so they aren’t slippery.

July 23

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