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Originally Posted by SecondChances
One of my wise friends here said that for the more advanced neuropathy, improvement cannot be assessed daily or weekly but more like every 6 months. That is excellent advise for me. I will say however that for whatever reason, I had a remarkably good night last night. While I am back to my "norm" this morning, I am more determined than ever and will welcome any good nights to come. Wish it was not so rainy and miserable as a walk or a stumble around the block would do me good.
I wish more members would join or post. I would love to hear of other's journeys with this crappy disease.
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You are really giving your best to dealing with the drinking as well as and the side effects of neuropathy. Enjoy the good days. At times neuropathy can be unpredictable. I have dealt with the burning ankles and feet; especially in the evening, for several years; some days/nights better than others.
I may have mentioned in the past; my daughter, who herself dealt with addiction (has been clean for several years); received certification almost 2 yrs. ago as a Certified Recovery Support Specialist for Mental & Substance Abuse.
Last year she was Certified as an Alcohol & Drug Counselor . Staying sober is a lifetime commitment. I am very proud of her endeavor to help herself while trying to help others with their addictions.
Appreciate your updates.
Gerry