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Hi There, my name is Melody. Welcome!!!

here is a link to the forum you need.

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...inal+Neuralgia

And yes indeed, pain can make us frustrated, mean, cranky, ALL OF IT. It's hard to be in pain and be civil. My husband has lived with the chronic pain of Peripheral Neuropathy for over 20 years and how he does it is beyond me.

It takes time, (some therapy can't hurt), and most important of all, RELIEF for your pain.

Do you take anything?
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