Posted by mrslesq on August 19, 2020 at 12:41:30 from (72.169.96.161):
In Reply to: Mommy tie my shoes posted by 37 chief on August 19, 2020 at 08:23:14:
I use a long shoe horn to help push off my 5 buckle boots. I was in my mid 40's when I got married, my wife thought it was a funny looking shoe horn. It is actually a tire iron. Never once have I bent or broke it, but I have pushed through a worn out heel on my boots a time or two.
Since getting a new hip 02/03/20 I do keep my tennis shoes tied and slip them on. I use a gripper to hold the tongue. I was told not to bend over 90 degrees or I might pop it out ( I do not want to do that). I do have a pair of work shoes with velcroe straps. The velcro like to fill up with grass and other debris and it is hard to get the shoes very tight.
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