In my traumatic brain injury, I didn’t have too many mental implications, however, my pshocal effects were heart breaking. Trying to strengthen my balance and muscles meant gym, workout, gym, workout, gym…..
The biggest heartbreak was not being able to walk in my beautiful high heel collection. With high heel brands’ flat shoes( (like Jimmy Choo) my heels still remain. Just gathering dust, while I design a strategy to teach me to get this skill back.
Come join me, you know joy want to….
Go big, or go home. Splashing out on a pair of premium, fabulous shoes makes you paranoid to to damage them.
When you’re learning to walk, you’re likely to damage them.
So my thoughts are, investing in a pair of Jimmy Choo FLAT pumps has exponentially improved my walking.
Well worth investing in my wellbeing; probably not the main intention behind this design.
How I cheer myself up, I do it in style;
I’m a strong believer in fashion psychology; if you look good, you feel good…
The brain injury is like a second life… for me, Ii had to relearn how to: talk, remember, read, write, learn and walk.
A more tricky thing (which many people without brains injury) was managing my diabetes. With help of Freestyle Libre
And both starting & completing my MBA.
As redesigning my personality, heels have been a BIG part of my adult life, making me feel confident, sexy, feminine… so far my next trick…
