Courtney Conley

I had him in different footwear.

And at the end of each week, we were also talking about three good things.

Tell me three good things that happened to you this week.

And in the beginning of treatment, it was a struggle, Stephen.

It was a struggle for him to think about good things happening in his life.

And I spoke with him probably about a month ago.

And his email is like my why.

He was like, um, on average, he's walking between five and 6,000 steps a day.

He still has good days or still has bad days, more good days than bad days.

But he said to me, he's like, I haven't, I can't tell you the last time I cried.

He's going to church.

He's spending time with his dad, you know, and

It's not the step count.

It's the person behind the step count.

And that's why I think this stuff is so powerful.

I saw it change my life.

I saw what it does to my patients.

I mean, it has the capacity to improve not just your physical health, but how you interact with the world.

Well...

It doesn't look like a foot.