Lisa, I'm so sorry - I know what your are going through, but it does eventually get better. I know this sounds ridiculous, but I found what relived the pain when wearing the boot was using Kotex stick on pads on the inside of the boot. I could cut them to fit the areas that rubbed or were hurting. They stayed in place and I could pick the thickness of the pad to get the right amount of padding., Hope this helps!

When I got surgery after breaking my ankle, I got out of the boot as quickly as I could. I only wore it outside the house for added protection because it hurt so bad to lug it around on my leg! I hope you feel better soon and find some relief.

There must be a shortage of neurologists. I have had a headache for weeks with visits to ER and docs...all but neurologist. My father needs a neurologist but they put the PT before the nerve testing. Odd. But we take what we can get as patients sometimes. I also need a small bundle nerve testing and of course it was scheduled while I planned to travel. And that was also before neurologist. Neurologist reads it, but...yikes! Day by day, day by day.

I told my doctor that I have fibromyalgia and neuropathy in my feet legs hands and arms. She scheduled more small bundle nerve testing, but the first appointment available is in July. I suppose I might just have to live with the extra pain until my bone heals. Pads and cloths in the boot don't help. I can't imagine how it would be to wear a plaster cast with no give in it at all!

Well walking on your own in the boot is best after what you have been through. The neuropathy puts you in a tough spot. So sorry! Hope you continue to heal. 🌼⭐️🌼⭐️🌼⭐️🌼⭐️🌼⭐️🌼⭐️🌼 Jan