It's been a little more that a week since Byron arrived at Blythesdale Children's Hospital. When he first began walking after the surgery his left toe was forward and straight. As his brain remembers the old patterns, it's a continual struggle to keep his toe out. When he walks very slowly and concentrates, the left toe stays straightish.
When he runs his toe is TOTALLY turned in, much worse than before. This is to be expected I guess as the spasticity is no longer holding it in one place and it's wiggly and shifting. It's a bit disheartening I must confess!
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