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Axonal peripheral neuropathy: Finally, a diagnosis!

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 3, 2023 | Replies (115)

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This sounds like me too. Completely restructuring meaning after losing most of my outoodr physical pursuits. Still being able to do a few things but at a radically different tolerance level. It's tough to readjust to that. If you feel like hiking a mile uphill is like what climbing a mountain used to be like...and then pay for it with a lot of pain sometimes for days after...well that's just tough. Still, we are lucky to be alive and to be able to do what we get to do. I can't really put a more positive spin on it than that.

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Yup...I agree. Attitude is just as important as doctors and drugs.

Still in the process. As a Veteran, it was my training to PUSH THRU IT..meaning anything & everything.
I guess this is why I’m here. I’m not the most artistically gifted(lol).
It’s nice(but unfortunate) that there are others that are making new lives.
I made idk mantra (when I was bed bound)..” I will defy my fate, to live my destiny !”- maybe a little cheesy but it helped at the time.
Any other suggestions?