Absolutely! Everything started a year and a half ago with a orthopedic surgeon removing a couple of fibromas off of my right foot near the big toe pad. Apparently, he must’ve gotten too close to the medial plantar nerve and either nicked it or scar tissue built up around it so it threw off the communication of the nerve to my nervous system and that set off a cornucopia of bad things. About a month after the surgery I started really experiencing nerve pain in both feet and I also had five fibromas developing in my left foot almost instantaneously after the surgery which is very weird to both my podiatrist and myself. I’ve tried Tenex procedure which is a vibrating needle to remove the damaged tissue, I tried radiation and I’m also getting ready to try a medical grade 4 laser to try to heal my plantar fasciitis which also stemmed from the procedure a year and a half ago. Information, I’ve tried pretty much everything under the sun and I’ve also seen a neurologist, pain specialist (who tried to give me nerve blocks which did very little), two separate podiatrist one of which is a nerve specialist who wants to remove all of my fascia in both feet which I am a bit hesitant to do especially considering the fact that I am CRPS symptomatic. The one great thing about this, from what I understand CRPS pretty much involves 24 / 7 pain and I do not experience that which is definitely a God thing. I have intermittent pain and sometimes the pain is pretty severe but typically it settles down within a day or two. at the moment, I haven’t been able to walk for the last 2 1/2 months due to the tenex procedure and my feet are usually red, hot and swollen. I’m also a retired Air Force veteran with over 26 years in the service I really wish there was a program that I could attend at your hospital to help me but I highly doubt that’s the case. If it all possible, feel free to **send me a private message** and I’ll be more than happy to discuss this in detail. I’m gonna get through this, God‘s got me but I might be able to use your help 🙂