Rose,
Isn't this site for people who do have unusual health circumstances?
If it is, as I believe it is, then my experience may not be rare in this community.

I understand that you think it is a normal part of the healing process to get worse, I disagree with you.

In my experience I always improved except when there were additional stresses and then I got worse until after I increased the amount of B12 replacement I was having to handle the drains from the additional stress.

In terms of your "lightning" analogy, you are wrong. You have no data to indicate that is even remotely true.

You have been writing to people in the peripheral neuropathy forum for years, and many of them still have the same pain levels I had but which went away after I had a shot a day for several months while I had tetanus.

It does a disservice to people to encourage them to take less B12. What people need to do is find the right amount for themselves by recording their symptoms, their shots, and the changes in their symptoms.

Please show me some medical, scientific research that explains how people who are taking B12 get worse as a part of the healing process.