Originally Posted by v5118lKftfk

Big Thanks Mrs. D. Your post is very helpful. (as always)

Since you are so involved with Neurotalk, have you seen any patterns?

Of course, selfishly, I am curious about what patterns you see with chemo neuropathy regeneration.

.... but for other readers / types have you seen patterns as well ?

Perhaps others are also caught in my dilemma ....

At some point, it will be "healthier" for me to switch mentality from spending lots of time in researching / implementing therapeutic doses of things I wouldn't normally take long term to support regeneration, to instead accepting I am most likely near the best I will ever be, learning how to live with this level, and trying to refocus my energies to living fully with where I am.

(Right now researching, trying, testing, visiting doctors is lots of time, work, resources).

Of course, I will always be hopeful and open to regeneration, but I want to be honest with myself as well.

With Chemo neuropathy, I have often heard one only have a limited amount of time (but haven't heard any guidelines to how long this is).

I find this very stressful. I feel like I am in a game show, racing a time clock and have to figure out things before the buzzer goes off with little information. If I don't get the answers right in a limited time, then my penalty is that I am stuck with lifelong debilitation.

.... hope this isn't hijacking this thread .... I suspect this line of thinking is probably typical, very relevant to the thread topic and may help others as well.


Any thoughts ??