@artist01
Hi. Is there any chance that your reaction to carbs might possibly be gout and not neuropathy? From something I just read, gout can be triggered by sugars (which carbs are). Just wondering. Institutional food is generally awful (not always but usually) and I am sorry that is what you are relegated to. I assume they do not cater to special situations? I think some nursing facilities are appalling in how little actual "care" is being dispensed. I am sorry to hear that cbd oil interacts negatively with your anticoagulant meds. I know the frustration that must cause you. My wife has very bad neuropathy but can not tolerate almost ANY pain killers, even OTC ones as she is allergic to all of them. That is mainly why she can only use THC products and kratom. Some cbd oil is available without THC and I wonder if that might work better for you? Have you already been routed through the usual pain meds by your doctors, i.e. gabapentin, lyrica and cymbalta? If so, how did you do with them? Being in a senior facility may limit your options greatly so this might not be an option, but many on this sit have expressed numerous times how much myofascial massage has helped them. If you'd like to know more there is a discussion here you could read:
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/myofascial-release-therapy-mfr-for-treating-compression-and-pain/?utm_campaign=search
I have so much compassion for you, and I hope you can find some solution to you cbd issue as well as some help from your residence as to your dietary options. I'm sure you have done this but I'll ask just in case: have you asked them whether they might be able to make a concession or two with your meals to have less carbs and more vegetables, preferably fresh ones? Can you enlist any family members to help go to bat for you on this?
Best of luck, Hank