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No wonder there is so little being done about Neuropathy!
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There are no ifs or buts Neuroplasticity has been accepted world wide. Will power is minimal. Your brain changes, but nothing will change if you do not believe and become excited about Neuroplasticity. If you have read both books studiously, as must be done, you should understand, but maybe discussing with another person may help. If I could speak to you on camera it would help. Currently my PN is affecting my eyes and will be meeting up with a Neuro Ophthalmologist soon. Typing
on my small screen is not helping,, and I need write small messages only. I think I have gone as far as I can wih you via this medium. Good luck to both you and your wife.pictured is a new brain skill I am learning. Eating with chop sticks. When I have mastered this new habit, I will then do the same with my .left hand, thus building and changing parts of my brain. Give it a try!
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Hi Barry, I see your suggestion to video chat. That is a possibility, but I do think I am starting to understand your point.
To summarize, I'm trying to understand how neuroplasticity can be used to overcome neuropathy, which I think was your initial point a long time ago when you first discussed it. Correct me if I am mistaken. In your recent post you say that "willpower is minimal". OK, then you say it's using chopsticks, or other similar activities. So I am guessing that is the answer, doing things such as using one's non-dominant hand or doing new things like learning a language? And doing these things will cure neuropathy eventually? That is what I am getting out of what you say.
So I will take that as my answer for now. I am almost finished with the first Doidge book. Continuing to try to understand. Will update you as I progress through the 2nd book, which I still need to buy. Thanks much. I appreciate your patience as I slowly try to comprehend.
Best, Hank