t the moment, I have such basic questions to ask my neurologist, such as: Is my PN a large or a small fiber PN? Is it progressive or stable? Since it's idiopathic, is there any point in trying to learn its cause? Those sorts of basic questions.
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Then I also want to ask if I might benefit from working with either a physical therapist or personal trainer (not that I can afford hefty co-pays! LOL), a skilled practitioner who has had some real-life experience working with clients with PN. I've worked with many a well-meaning physical therapist in past years who, while well-meaning, had had no experience with people with PN.

So, my goal is twofold: (1) to get some good answers to my questions, and (2) to assure my neurologist I regard us as a team of two in managing my PN.

I'll keep you posted on how this goes.

Cheers!