Treatment of polio often requires long term rehabilitation, including occupational therapy, physical therapy, braces, corrective shoes and, in some cases, orthopedic surgery.

And the orthopedic center was closed.

I went to the orthopedic center.

His shoes. His shoes?

And she referred me to an orthopedic surgeon, also free.

And so the following day, I went to the orthopedic center.

I was also working in the orthopedic center, we call it.

Man Take the shoes. Take the shoes.

Shoes.

Come, come, come. My shoes. Get my shoes.

In appearance, he resembled Mahatma Gandhi, minus the loincloth, plus orthopedic boots.

I want to make your wedding shoes. My shoes?

Wear your old shoes in, your new shoes out.

The shoes ...

Those shoes.

Soft Shoes,

My shoes!

My shoes.

I got shoes Shoes to step on all your blues.

So the orthopedic center was closed because physical rehabilitation was not considered a priority.

Sami liked shoes.

Where're the shoes?

Get my shoes.

Ay, your shoes...

Dress shoes... Sneakers...

And squeaky shoes.

The Red Shoes!

The red shoes.

The Red Shoes!

Get your shoes.

Or shine shoes.

Shoes, dresses, anything.

I got shoes

The lady's shoes.

Sylvia, your shoes.

It's the shoes.

Fetch my shoes.

We shine shoes.

And the shoes.

I mean, shoes! I love shoes but I never thought about it.

But shoes or no shoes, I'm still great enough to conquer her.

Cardiologists look, neurologists look, orthopedic doctors look, virtually every other medical specialties look psychiatrists guess.

And suddenly it's not one pair of shoes or 100 pairs of shoes.

Whose shoes are these?

I wanted red shoes.