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Neuropathy Symptoms but No Pain

Neuropathy | Last Active: Dec 7, 2023 | Replies (37)

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@bjk3

Hi Ray ~ you have undoubtedly had this happen but if not, this might save someone a lot of pain, time, cost, etc. I use and depend on a cane for support of my right side because of a broken hip a couple of years ago, and I scared myself almost into heart failure when I wasn't paying close enough attention to the ground in broad daylight in the winter last year and planted the cane on a patch of snow. That cane slid out in front of me and had I not been standing right next to my car, I would have landed on the cement.
I think some canes may be obtained with a retractable spike but any more, if there is any doubt at all about walking conditions on outside surfaces, I stay put at home.
Sure hope you are having a lovely late autumn and time in general!
Blessings,
Barb

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Hi, Barb

I'm going to check into those spiked canes. If they no longer exist (I can see what a nuisance they could be trying to get one through TSA 🙂 ), I'm going to investigate other sorts of cane tips that might offer a bit more grip. I saw one the other day that had a broad-ish rubberized tip, and was thinking, Ah! That might be perfect for icy pavement.

I hope yours, too, is a nice late autumn (early winter?) day!

Ray (@ray666)