@co64
Decades ago my mother’s neuropathy was deemed to be caused by Waldenstom’s, which destroys the myelin of the nerves. I believe that she had one treatment of a chemo drug but had a reaction. Her limb neuropathy progressed, her gait and balance worsened, and she developed dementia. While she was in a nursing home, I read about a doctor who was doing research to see if the dementia was another effect of the disease, but we could not participate due to my mom’s extremely poor health. I’ve since learned that there can be a familial connection - my sibling was diagnosed with Waldenstom’s last year.