by Desert Orthopedic Center | 5 years ago
The phrase “feets don’t fail me now” was popularized in the 1940 Bob Hope movie, The Ghost Breakers. Yet for many, severe bunion pain means their feet ARE failing them and leading to a poorer and poorer quality of life if left uncorrected. There’s good news to share.
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