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Best department to get help for Chemo-related Neuropathy?

Cancer: Managing Symptoms | Last Active: Sep 1, 2021 | Replies (76)
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@lorirenee1

@jesfactsmon Hi Hank, Add PEA to the list of everything I have tried. Tried maximum doses of it for three months, and gave up. Did nothing for me at all. But maybe it will help Linda!!!! Everyone is so different. Many people do get pain relief from being on it, and there is really good research about it. Good luck Hank!!! You are one good husband!!! Lori Renee

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Rachel, Volunteer Mentor | @rwinney | Sep 4, 2020

@jesfactsmon, @lorirenee1 I recall a bit of discussion last year or so on Connect about PEA topical and ingestable. A bigger product in Europe. I've heard mixed reviews but of course as Lori mentions, everyone responds different. I chose not to try it topically as my neuropathy is too widespread and I was already on an opiod for pain. Hank, ya never know for Linda. Worth a shot.

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Hank | @jesfactsmon | Sep 5, 2020

@lorirenee1 Well, I try. Reading everyone here is a good way to keep me humble though. I have to say, I have been so inspired by all of you people. The only heros in my life before Connect were my dad, my mom, my wife, and Winston Churchill. Oh, and Lincoln and Washington.

Now I have about a dozen more heroes, at least. You are one. Phew, all of you make me tear up, all of the time. I feel so honored!

Hank

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