@arcuri24 I think the non-diabetic group of us with PN is substantial. In 2019, I was so convinced that my PN was related to lower back issues, I was able to schedule an appointment with Mayo in MN. After spending several days of thorough testing, the cause of my PN is unknown. Yet, all my symptoms point towards having diabetes that every doctor I've been to all ask me several times if I'm a diabetic. My blood work is normal. Mayo could not give me any definitive cause. I know what I have but not the why. After chasing the why down the rabbit hole for years, I finally decided to concentrate on how to live with PN. You are right, PN is a life changing experience and for me, acceptance and learning to live with it, making necessary adjustments along the way is important. Be safe and best to you going forward. Ed