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Oh my gosh! I appreciate you sharing this. Was there any way to know about the oncoming of neuropathy? Do you have any hindsight advice? I’m so sorry that happened to you.

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I had a slight bit of neuropathy before chemo but no real problems from it. My mother had it too. It was after the chemo, like I said, maybe a year when my feet got real numb. I never did have pain in them. I also have neuropathy in 3 fingers on my left hand. I'm so used to that I don't notice it.
I know it was the chemo. I honestly don't think anything could stop the neuropathy I got. You might not have a problem.
I saw my oncologist today for my every 6 month visit. He said my blood work looks great and I'm in good shape.
I might suggest using an under the desk eliptical pedaler. It has improved my balance and gives me something to do while watching television.