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Sorry to hear of you circumstances. I don't normally respond to messages but you resonate with me. Please check with the regular weight lifts that are recommended. You are no longer "regular" and need to recalabreight your weights. Please continue your use of weights. Only you can determine what is apropriate. Steve

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Steve, Thanks for the advice. I am now doing my own PT--I feel it is safer and doctors are reluctant to recommend anything that does not smack of Big Pharma. I am using some 3-4 lb weights and exercise bands along with the stretches for my spine. I am able to monitor myself and I intersperse these activities with ice pack and heating pad. I just received a magazine from the Arthritis Foundation--very useful--an article discussed the importance of resilience and discussed referred pain. I have relied on other support groups for arthritis and MS on information to help my condition. In a way, that is how I got to my diagnosis of celiac disease by telling my neurologist that I have undertaken a gluten free and reduced sugar diet. Celiac is autoimmune and can manifest with peripheral neuropathy. I am glad that you responded to me--it has added to my positive outlook!