The doctor explained you were born with bilateral clubbed feet. The casts should straighten your feet so you could walk some day. I wasn't too worried. He did say it was correctable. We traveled to the hospital twice a week to have your casts changed.
Babies grow so quickly.
How you hated that cast saw. By the third month, with no visible correction, your doctor recommended surgery. I didn't like the sounds of surgery, but I knew there were few other good alternatives. He rebuilt both your tiny feet and pinned your heels into place inside your new casts. By now you just considered casts to be a way of life.