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Temporarily overcoming neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Sep 18, 2023 | Replies (5)

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@ray666

Definitely, jemock! (@jemock) I could speak volumes on this (I can't because work calls); in fact, I've posted several times on the power of pleasurable distractions. I say that, yet having been with this community for several months, I've learned that many of us are dealing with excruciating pain. That's humbled me, as it should. I'm blessed with having a PN that doesn't come with pain. I've learned to suspect that I'm in a minority of those with PN. I have to watch myself, however; in the earlier days of my painless PN, I was prone to tell others, Oh, come on, just look on the bright side! Now I'm a little chary about saying that. Still, I'm with you 100%: pleasurable distractions––for those of us for whom they work––can do wonders! Thank you for your post! Stay well! And stat pleasurably distracted!!! 🙂 –Ray (@ray666)

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I’ve posted this many times yes I have burning feet and numbness primarily when I sleep but no pain my biggest problem is stability. I can also feel great one day and awful the next, it’s like a roller coaster. But having read what others have been going through I’m really not complaining, just venting it makes me feel better not to be alone. Hopefully one day they will find a cure, I’m 89 do u think I still have time. GOD BLESS all of YOU and keep the faith.