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@jimhd

Neurological tests have confirmed that I have SFPN, primarily in my feet, though the tingling goes up above my knees. I have several other issues that could have neuropathic involvement. Esophageal dysmotility, diplopia, silent reflux, bladder and bowel and intestinal challenges, reduced sensation in my fingertips and face, disorganized motion at the back of my tongue, tinnitus, sudden loss of muscle in my left knee, delayed response from my ears to my brain stem, and the list goes on. No wonder I have clinical depression 😫

Much of life is uncertain, regardless if we're in perfect health or in a desperate condition. There are those who preach that each person has within themselves all that they need to live life successfully. Really? Some of us could probably stand to have a little more self sufficiency, but I've learned that I can't live life successfully on my own. I need community. "No man is an island" comes to mind.

And for that reason, I'm glad to be part of the Connect community. And other communities, as well. Thanks to each of you who are encouragers, thanks to you who share your personal wisdom, and thanks to you who voice your struggles. Synergy is a good word.

Jim

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Ahhh, Jim...you bring a tear to my eye. Thank you for being you.
Rachel

Hi Jim,
I also have similar symptoms as you, even though I’ve been diagnosed with CIDP.
I’m with you, we need to be able to connect with others who are going thru similar issues, and it certainly helps to be able to vent, as they say,without seeming like a whiner!
God Bless, Marilyn M