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Message: <blockquote data-quote="derelictjay" data-source="post: 1911052" data-attributes="member: 19336">Well lets see, I was born with flat feet and weak ankles, so will start with the feet. Now babies usually have flat feet when their born and grow out of it, but not my feet no. See the ligaments bind the bones of my feet so poorly that when their outside of a shoe they literally spread out (measuring them I should wear about a size 10, but actually wear a size 12), needless to say going barefoot any length of time is usually a painful experience.Now on to the weak ankles, which really isn't anything special, but about my sophomore year of high school, I decided I'd do a 360 degree dunk, the ground was sloped and I landed where my weak ankle couldn't support me, so all of a sudden the sole of my shoe was touching the side of my leg, of course I was too tough to goto a doctor, so the next several weeks I was completely unable to run or jump and barely able to walk. Now I frequently have pain in that ankle, plus I have the normal, my ankle fell out from under me again (I fall down alot).</blockquote>