I have read a lot of everyones stories. I have a question of everyone who was diagnosed with Idiopathic Small Nerve Fiber Neuropathy non-length dependent. I woke up one day with full on set of pin pricks all over including in my eyes. That was my beginning. I was right at the end of the 6 weeks from getting my two shots for Covid. I did some research and I read that If you were going to have a reaction to a vaccine that it would be within six weeks of getting it. Of course I have no way of verifying that it was the vaccine. I was tested for quite a few autoimmune diseases but I read you can have one and not know it. I read a lot about those but I knew I didn't have any symptoms of anything. Come March of 2023 it will be a year since I had those pin pricks show up. They now come and go whenever they chose to. The burning that started in the beginning in my left hand went away but has come back and it comes and goes. My Neurologist told me that it is rare for someone to wake up with pinpricks like I did. I of course am still struggling with the WHY and the HOW? I am still seeking any information I can get. In April of last year I woke up and had a funny feeling in my chest. It was my heart rate that was up. Testing confirmed it was as high as 183. So I started taking medicine for that. Then I noticed one day my heart rate was 97. I did another monitor for my heart and now I have the diagnosis of Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia. When I saw the heart Dr. who specializes in rhythm he said to me it is normal what you have. In my mind I didn't think it was normal and it kinda stopped my train of thought. I went home and looked it up and it says it can be normal in people. He is a great Dr. It was just me. I say what a coincidence that it has come up right after the pinpricks. I quit taking the beta blocker because it did not help my heart rate. I know that SNF can affect the autonomic nervous system. The heart thing is very scary to me. I have short bursts of high heart rate and don't know when it occurs. I know that if it were to be sustained I would be going to the ER. I have dealt with each thing as it has occurred as best I can. I know a lot of you have been dealing with SNF for years. I feel like the odd one out because of my symptoms and how it started. I occasionally have fasciculations. With idiopathic is there anyone who has had similar to what has happened to me? I know I am repeating myself. Sorry. I did try to get appt in Jacksonville Mayo. I was told they are all booked up. I tried Birmingham and I tried Texas Heart in Houston. No such luck. I am not giving up at all. As a retired nurse I realize that mostly it will be to treat whatever symptoms show up.