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Old 09-08-2015, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by 9/11 Hubbynwife View Post
As a husband and wife that met at 9/11, it is encouraging to hear peripheral neuropathy may finally be recognized as a 9/11 condition by NIOSH. It is an established 9/11 condition by 9/11 NYS Workers' Compensation. We both have small fiber neuropathy confirmed by skin biopsy. Please keep us updated. The article and doctor's information was very helpful.
Hi, I wasnt aware that peripheral neuropathy is an established 9/11 condition by workers comp in NYS. My job wasnt in workers comp system so im not that familiar with it. If you have a link or anything that you can send me with that information i would appreciate it.

Dr. Wilkenfeld is affiliated with Winthrop Hospital in Mineola, Long Island. They are still doing additional research there to establish a definitive link between the dust and peripheral neuropathy. I will see one of the doctors involved tomorrow. ill ask how its going. what neuromuscular
condition do you have, i can ask them that as well.
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