The neuropathy is not a problem for me. I have a mild case--just some numbness and a little tingling. Cannot call it pain. I went to PT to build up muscles that had wasted due to celiac disease. The first PT place I went to put ankle weights on me- The PT was too aggressive and my spine and glutes were too weak and I ended up waking up one morning with lower back pain. The second place I went to was also overly aggressive--30 reps of this and that and reminders that I had degenerative disease. Not supportive in the least.So I would be interested in a spinal center PT that can actually help me. I am going to get acupuncture at NYU Langone's spine center. Today I did one hour of walking at my local reservoir--good to be out in nature and listen to honking geese. I do not drive. I am grateful that I can walk. I am careful not to do any heavy lifting and I try to eat and sleep well. I am sorry for your spinal cord injury. And, it is good that you have healthcare knowledge. In these times we need to be our own advocates. As for me, I am angry that I have to deal with this and believe that perhaps these PT establishments are not well-regulated. Still, I need to find some solution to get on with things--my dog needs me.