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Neuropathy treatments: How to avoid scams?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Apr 23 8:53pm | Replies (863)Comment receiving replies
Good morning, @vbadeaux
I second what John says about the need to begin with accepting that there is no cure (at least at this time). Since developing PN, I've been, if not bombarded, certainly -bomb-bothered, by sales pitches for "total cures." One pitch that at first alarmed mr but now I simply skip over is the full color, half vertical sleeve into which my Sunday newspaper is inserted. The sleeve is a super-boastful ad for a local doctor (doctor? doctor of what?) who wishes me to know that he's able to cure my PN.
Why I was at first "alarmed" to see this ad had nothing to do with the ad's subject but that it's appearance along with my Sunday paper was more evidence in this digital age of just how porous our lives have become. My Sunday newspaper knows I have PN?
I suppose it knows my routing number, too. 🙂
Good luck, @vbadeaux, in steering clear of scams!
Cheers!
Ray (@ray666)
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I constantly receive invites in the mail from Chiropractors, Wellness clinics, etc for free dinner seminars to learn how they can end my neuropthy pain and regenerate my peripheral nerves.
I've often thought of going for the free meals as I could save some money on groceries. They usually are nice restaurants.
My problem is I do not think I could make it until dinner was over before I challenged their ethics. The mere thought that they prey on people at a vulnerable time infuriates me.