You go to another doctor.
He suggests physical therapy.
Another physician suggests a behavior therapist.
By now, your child doesn’t want to go to school. You start to notice that his school work is declining. Your frustration level is increasing. You just want an answer.
This is your child, a person you love with your whole heart and soul. You’d do anything to relieve his misery.
You take him to yet another physician.
Up until now, your child has had to have his shoes off as he waited for the physician to arrive. This doctor, however, asked to see your child with his shoes on.
He inspects your child’s feet and then asks him to walk across the room.
His words are simply, “Your child’s shoes are too small.”