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My right leg just stopped growing when I was about 13 and my left leg continued to grow until I was about 17.

It’s really not that much difference, but to make up for it most of my shoes have a built-up sole on the right side, and are one size smaller since that foot is smaller.

Since I don’t have any control of my waist or legs my shorter right leg kind of swings first and my left drags the floor just a little as it swings through. I am used to people staring at my legs as I am almost always in a skirt or dress. Now I even like to show the leg braces off a little.

Sometimes my skirts barely cover the thigh straps on the tops of my braces.

Being in a rush, I decided to go in my wheelchair, without the leg braces I usually wear.

I have all kinds of shoes from athletic shoes to sandals for the summer.

My favorites though are the high heels I wear at work. My right leg is also a little shorter than my left one, another part of my disability.

I’ve learned to use my leg braces pretty well and walk with a swing through gait.

That means I put both forearm crutches out in front of me and swing both legs through the middle.