Dekarlos Dial, a doctor of podiatric medicine with Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. “You could physically see something now.” When Yvonnia started noticing these outward signs, she reached out for medical help and was referred to Dr. But as they grew, Yvonnia noticed that the girls’ ankles were starting to turn inward.
Their mom, Yvonnia Wilkes-Johnson, had started out putting inserts in the girls’ shoes to help with the pain.
As the girls grew, their feet issues seemed to only be getting worse. Childhood is meant to be a time of play and fun, but for twins Serenity and Trinity Peoples, who were born with flat feet, too much walking or activity left them in pain.
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