Hello, Ed

Drip foot? Me too, too. (Can I say "too, too"?) Or I had a debilitating case some years ago. For several weeks, I clunked about town in a boot. My orthotics, however, pre-date my drop foot by many years, to my early adult years when I was a long-distance runner. Even now, as I zig zag about with my neuropathy (I told you I like that expression, "zig zag"), I have orthotics in all of my shoes. They certainly help with keeping ankles, knees, and hips in alignment. Without them, I'm sure my balance would be much worse. Unfortunately, my insurance doesn't pay for my orthotics; it may help "some," I'm just not sure. My orthotics, though, are not prescription (although I get them from my in-network pediatrist), so that may be the difference.

Stay well!
Ray