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My husband worked 37 years in construction and the ONE thing he talked about for decades was spending retirement golfing and taking walks together. Retirement came two years ago and within 6 months his plantar fasciitis got so bad he could barely get from the bedroom to the kitchen in the morning. Those first few steps he looked like he was walking on hot coals. He’d shuffle to the bathroom holding the wall the whole way. He stopped golfing first. Said his feet couldn’t handle 4 hours on the course. I found him in the garage one afternoon just staring at his golf clubs. Not doing anything. Just looking at them. When I asked what he was doing he said “just thinking” and walked away. Two weeks later those clubs were on Facebook marketplace. 37 years of dreaming about retirement golf and he sold them 8 months in. That broke my heart more than he’ll ever know. Then our evening walks stopped. We used to walk the neighborhood every night after dinner. It was our time together. First the walks got shorter. Then he’d wait on the bench while I kept going. Then he stopped coming altogether. “You go ahead Carol. My feet aren’t having it today.” Every single day. We tried everything. Custom orthotics, $700. Recovery sandals. Every insole on amazon. Two cortisone shots, first lasted a month, second lasted two weeks. 6 sessions of PT he quit because it wasn’t doing anything except costing us money. This man who built houses for nearly four decades was just sitting in his recliner watching TV. Getting quieter. He snapped at the grandkids when they asked him to play and I saw the look on his face right after. He felt terrible but he just couldn’t do it. My neighbor Diane told me about the Vibit Roll. Said her brother in law had the same thing and his wife got him this device that uses pressure points and vibration to actually repair the damaged tissue instead of just masking pain. I ordered it without telling Robert because I knew he’d say don’t waste the money. Put it in front of his recliner and said “humor me.” He grumbled but put his feet on it and I watched his face change. Like tension leaving his body. When it was done he said “that actually felt really good” which from Robert is basically a five star review. Day 3 he got out of bed and walked to the bathroom and I didn’t hear the usual groaning. I was lying there waiting for it and it didn’t come. Found him in the kitchen making coffee. Standing. Not leaning on the counter. Just standing there like a normal person. By week 2 he asked me if I wanted to go for a walk after dinner. I almost dropped my plate. It’s been two months. Last week he walked 18 holes with his buddy Frank. EIGHTEEN HOLES. Came home tired but actually smiling. Haven’t seen that smile since before retirement. Last Sunday he was in the backyard playing catch with our grandson. The same grandson he snapped at two months ago. I stood at the kitchen window and watched them and I won’t pretend I didn’t cry. If your husband has given up on something he loves because of his feet just get him this. 30 day money back guarantee. Sometimes they just need us to give them a push. I’ll put the link below for anyone interested.