Hi Ladies
Advice needed on how I get back to work. I fractured my lower leg and ankle at the start of October.
I'm still in a cast at the moment but will hopefully be weight bearing by the start of January.
I've given myself until March to work on my physio and leg strength.

My real problem is going to be shoes. I'm not going to be able to wear heels for a long time.
What can I put on my feet to look attractive and will the no heels problem be a major issue do you think?

I know I'm planning far ahead but I need to focus on when I can get back to work before I go slightly mad!!
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks

I’m quite tall, I wear heels when I answer the door but a lot of clients either want me to take them off cause I’m so tall or they just aren’t bothered about the shoes.

Only the odd few ask me to keep them on!

I also have a couple of really tall clients who I enjoy seeing and I don’t wear my shoes cause I like being quite a bit smaller than them and they’re not fussed!

So my point is, I doubt most of them will be that bothered. You could always briefly explain as they come in that you normally wear them and why you’re not, light conversation/breaking the ice a bit I suppose

I'd focus on fancy stockings to distract! Rarely do I find a client fussed on shoes. Mine usually come off straight away although i often offer to keep them on almost all want them off. Maybe some cute pointy flats or with a tiny heel?

Unless your client is a shoe fetishist he is not going to care. Just remove any mention of heels or foot fetish from your adverts.

i have broke both my legs i couldn't walk for 9 months ..............over 10 years ago i still find it hard to wear heels and always take them off when starting a service as scared of going over on them ...also i  still find it hard to squat after breaking my legs and can only go so far down so cant do that anymore on top of a guy  also i am tallish and tend to be taller then them so just kick them off and say  this is a better match kind of thing no one ever says keep them on ..........

good luck and a speedy recovery ...I also cant run anymore   but for work you will be fine.