Comments on: Our Club Feet Story

By: jen said

jen said — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 02:33:35 +0000

Wow! you all have been through so much. My little Sarah had the 3 months of casts, severed heel cord and now corrective shoes(might I say they are a pain, I’d rather have the casts any day) Just a note on all this technology that is out there….It stinks, in my opinion, something that is to be the most wonderful time in a womens life, it’s robbed by this machine that has images, ultrasound, it’s just sad that women have to go through this…In any case my faith grew so much during this time, the Lord allows you to go through stuff for a reason… God bless you all..
Beautiful story and I believe in claiming the word and thats what you and your family did, he healed your baby…beautiful

By: Kay

Kay — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 17:52:58 +0000

My Baby was born with a club foot. She is one month old and on her second cast of six casts. She can’t move her toes and has almost no calf muscle. Yesterday I had to hold her down as she cried and screamed so the Dr. could put her cast on. The Dr. said this is the easy part. The braces will be the hard part. I am thankful she will be able to walk, but the journey there is not easy. I don’t understand why she is going through this. We and everyone we know are praying for her. Sometimes thing are just hard. I am trying to keep hope.

By: Lena

Lena — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:30:42 +0000

Hello my name is Lena and 23 weeks pregnant. The doctors have just given us the news that our lil girl has club foot on her right foot. I’m extremely scared and have been praying to God and having so much Faith in what He can do. All i can do is pray and stop blaming myself and learn that God will help and guide me through this. All I keep hearing is that “it can be worst” but the thought of the growing lil girl in my tummy having something wrong hurts me so bad. I have found myself depressed for I do not know how to deal with this. Reading your story uplifts me to hear your great news. And I really hope that my lil girl will not go through any pain. She will be my princess and never will I let her see my pain. I keep telling myself she will be fine and I pray to God will never leave our side and help us through it all.

By: holly

holly — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 20:15:41 +0000

hello my name is holly i am 22 years old, i was born with bi-lateral club feet, i’ve had 22 operations and due to have my 23rd. my parents were great when i was growing up . they were their for me and encouraged me to do things and to be strong, to find ways around the obsticles that i come accross, and i am thankful for that. i’ve learned to do many things in my life, it made me a stronger person having club feet! i do not look at as having a disability and nor will i ever, to me it is just another obstickle to learn how to get around it. i will never use my club feet as an excuse for me not being able to do something, and i would never want anyone to feel bad for me because i have club feet. people who have obsticles such as mine make them a stronger person because of it.parents who have or who are having a child whom has club feet i just want you to know your child will love you and look up to you for support when it comes to hard times like having surgeries, when they get frustrated and feel like giving up ,and they will cry and want to give up and not try things because they think they can’t, but one thing i promise you they usually can do those things, they just have to find a different way of doing it. than when they find that way, it will make them proud of them selfs. stay strong , push your child in the direction they need to go, but when their too scared to do so. believe me they will need that push. i am thankfull my parents gave me a push in the right direction when i needed it. i had an operation 3 years ago , they removed my ankle and it took me 6 months to learn how to walk again, it was hard and frustrating but in the end it took alot of pain away. like i said i am now going to have another surgery on both of my feet and i am scared but that part never gets easyer.. actually i find it gets scarier as you get older because you know more of what their doing, and altho i know i have many more surgeries in my future i am glad that i have a family that is very supportive! i hope some of the things i said help others in someway. and i am looking forward to read other peoples posts. it really helps to know that their are other people just like me out their, and it’s nice to have people who know what it’s like first hand.

By: Kathy

Kathy — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 01:07:04 +0000

My granddaughter was born 2 months ago. We were also told she would have club feet, all about the genetic test and how the baby may not even make to term, if she did she would have down’s syndrome . We prayed everyone I knew was praying with us. She does have club feet which we are casting but she does not have down’s syndrome . Please keep praying for us but I know with Jesus we will be fine

By: Christy

Christy — Wed, 13 May 2009 04:07:53 +0000

Hello, I’m a grandmother who has been very encouraged by all of your comments. My daughter is expecting a little girl. They did a sonogram today and discovered that she has club feet. My daughter is now twenty six weeks pregnant. Cathleen, I will claim your words of healing. grace and mercy over my grand baby. Father, please heal my grand baby. Form her feet perfectly in your hands. I will not stand on the word of a man. But on your word Lord. And you promise me that by you stripes we are healed. I praise you my Lord. I give you thanks in advance, for the wonderful work you will do in this child’s life. All my trust is in you Lord and I bless your Holy name. In Jesus’ name Amen

By: Erica

Erica — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:41:35 +0000

Thanks so much for sharing this. We were just told our baby has club feet, and they think a leg issue as well. It also has fluid on it’s brain and under it’s rib… I just googled club feet to read about them, and your blog came up.
Erica

By: Cathleen

Cathleen — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 22:31:51 +0000

I am mother of a 10 1/2 month old who was born with a club foot. We have been through many casts, we tried a corrective shoe and he finally had surgery 4 weeks ago. The journey has been long, and we are still not done. God in his grace and mercy is healing our son. During Jayden’s surgery, there were many complications and he developed a 103 fever, had stopped breathing, and developed some inflammation on his lungs. God saved what the thief came to steal and destroy. The healing is ours to claim, we have such a great God. The next greatest gift is our beautiful son who amazes me; this has not stopped him one bit. May healing, grace, and mercy enter into the lives of all who are dealing with this and who will deal with it in the future.

By: Brittney

Brittney — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 02:42:52 +0000

I really would like to thank you for posting your story about what you went through and how you never had given up faith in God! It is such an inspiration for me to continue to pray to God and not be discouraged by what is told to me, especially since this will be my first born.

By: Michelle Burnett

Michelle Burnett — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 18:07:30 +0000

I was born with by-lateral club feet. Luckily I had a very supportive mother. I have undergone about 12 operations for correction and take medicine daily, but with God’s love, support and faith, I have been able to raise my children, go to college and have been happily married for 23 years. One thing for people suffering with club feet or parents with children of club feet to remember, you life can be as full as you wish to make it.