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Hi Jeff,
Welcome to NeuroTalk.

I'm very sorry that your Father is in so much pain. I don't live in the US so have no recommendations in that regard, however, I would suggest asking over on the neuropathy forum here ...

Peripheral Neuropathy Forum

SCS & Pain Pumps Forum

Chronic Pain Forum

I'm sure you'll find information and support here,
take care.
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