Hi first I am sorry for what you are facing. I got dx at 28 with PN and along the way have developed other conditions where doctors have said they have rarely seen it in someone my age. So when ever I hear that about age now I don't just accept that answer. To me it just means the doctor is not willing to look outside the box and work hard. Right now and I knot it is very hard it is key to stay in the day. Many people do have full lives even with a dx like this with the right pain control and treatment. I know it is hard to get motivated but really I hope you make an appointment with a neurologist. Proper dx and treatment and early is really key to this. Can you ask your family for support? Hang in there.