Sydney Foot Solutions: Foot Pain Case Studies

Are you a skeptic that we can fix your heel pain?

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Mar 12, 2017 | Case Studies, Heel Pain

Are you a sceptic? Do you doubt our ability to treat your plantar fasciitis effectively? Would being able to run forever without foot pain convince you that our method works? If so —read this! Meet Robert Robert was a self-confessed sceptic who doubted the...

Case Study: Michelle’s Story

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Mar 11, 2017 | Case Studies, Foot Pain

Meet Michelle Michelle is an active mother with two very busy children. Michelle came to see us as she was suffering from heel pain and didn’t want it to affect her upcoming family holiday. She also wanted to have fun and be active with her kids every day. Michelle’s...

Case Study: Janet’s Story

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Mar 11, 2017 | Case Studies, Heel Pain

Meet Janet. Janet is retired and a busy grandmother whose heel pain was so severe that she was unable to do many everyday things around the home. She couldn’t even bear to sit down for long periods as getting up was too painful. Janet came to us, as she wanted to be...

Case Study: Maria’s Story

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Mar 11, 2017 | Case Studies, Foot Pain

Maria came to Sydney Foot Solutions with chronic pain in the balls of her feet. The problem had escalated to the point where she developed chronic pain syndrome. This condition was drastically affecting her quality of life. Maria had tried everything — countless pairs...

Case Study: Julie’s Story

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Dec 20, 2016 | Case Studies

Meet Julie. Julie came to see us because the pain in her feet was causing her to limp, which in turn caused pain in her lower back and hips. Julie, a professional her 50s who spends a lot of time on her feet, wanted to wear attractive shoes to work. The pain in her...

Case Study: Emma’s Story

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Dec 10, 2016 | Case Studies

Meet Emma. Emma came to see us because she had pain in her feet and knees. She wanted to be active so she could stay healthy but the pain was such that just getting around was a struggle. Emma started to feel like a bit of a slob and was afraid she would put on...