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My peripheral neuropathy is back with a vengeance
Hello folks, I've been away a long time, trying to get on with life and deal with other health issues. I thought others may be interested in this issue that has arisen for me lately. Three year...
Hi @Flaneuse I'm still lurking around in the background. Don't post much anymore--not much to say and I loath the bloody hug thing. Don't start me on patriarchal systems that dictate women would rather be hugged than told they are awesome...
Anyway, I digress.
WTF with the return of the PN? It's bad enough the first time, and all the treatments I tried seemed to make only a marginal difference. I figured that everything I tried just allowed more time to pass which, in the end, I credit with getting rid of the worst of mine. Time and possibly the weirdo circulation booster thingo my mother bought me. That genuinely seemed to help, but they are not cheap. See if you can borrow one for a trial--there must be thousands of them lurking under beds across the country, hanging out with dusty foot spas.
All this must be so frustrating, I don't think we ever consider our feet until they stop bloody working. I've still got a degree of PN, 4 years after my last treatment. And I've developed two hammer toes which have totally cruelled the chances of ever wearing a stylish shoe again...
Good to hear from you, even if it's for a shitty reason.
I'm off to try to dig the rabbits out from under my house. I'm not kidding.
Marg XX
Anyway, I digress.
WTF with the return of the PN? It's bad enough the first time, and all the treatments I tried seemed to make only a marginal difference. I figured that everything I tried just allowed more time to pass which, in the end, I credit with getting rid of the worst of mine. Time and possibly the weirdo circulation booster thingo my mother bought me. That genuinely seemed to help, but they are not cheap. See if you can borrow one for a trial--there must be thousands of them lurking under beds across the country, hanging out with dusty foot spas.
All this must be so frustrating, I don't think we ever consider our feet until they stop bloody working. I've still got a degree of PN, 4 years after my last treatment. And I've developed two hammer toes which have totally cruelled the chances of ever wearing a stylish shoe again...
Good to hear from you, even if it's for a shitty reason.
I'm off to try to dig the rabbits out from under my house. I'm not kidding.
Marg XX