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Hello, Jill (@jillkellyauthor)
I consider myself lucky in that my PN gives me no pain, only a John Cleese "silly walk." But even my silly walk is not that bad. I'm relegated to using a cane only once-in-a-while. Today, for example, I'll bring my cane when I go over to friends' house for a T-Day dinner, just in case their house (which I'm not that familiar with) presents a few pop-up trip hazards. My PN allowing me me to live mostly pain-free has also allowed me to take a minimalist approach to therapies. I do PT. And my neurologist has me taking two capsules daily of EB-M8 (a medicinal food; i.e., needed supplements). But that's it. No other therapies, treatments, or pills. My one PN symptom (my John Cleese walk) has not seem to progressed, for which I'm deeply, deeply grateful.
My very best to you on your PN journey!
Ray (@ray666)