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PN: From Anger to Acceptance

Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 3 9:51pm | Replies (83)
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@jakedduck1

I never was concerned about “why me” with my Epilepsy or neuropathy. I always felt it was negative and a way to feel sorry for myself. It's important to come to terms with whatever illness you have and acceptance is part of that, I believe that acceptance is essential. Just speaking about myself.
Take care,
Jake

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Ray Kemble | @ray666 | Feb 21 8:40am

Good morning, Jake. I, too, believe acceptance is essential. If I weren't 99% accepting, I'd have a tough time getting through the day. PN would dominate my every thought, which, thank goodness, it doesn't. It may have when I was first diagnosed, but even then, I believe I succeeded at keeping my PN in a manageable place. When I created this topic, it wasn't because I was afraid I was sliding back into anger. I simply thought the topic might make for some interesting discussion, as it did for my partner and me. – Ray

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