craziness, right?

It builds up like the synthetic do, but I have been off it for 2 and a half weeks now and still don't have the feeling back in my hands. But I did see improvements within the first 6 hours. So it steadied my gait, which was badly needed, and my back muscles relaxed some, and by day 3 I had all the feeling back in my legs and feet, but I use my hands more than my feet so it'd be nice if I could get full sensation back there. But I'm not complaining

The insurance part, now that's tricky. Depending on what your insurance company is and what they cover, I don't think alot of companies cover it. Why is it that we're constantly put in between a rock and a hard place?