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Old 02-04-2011, 03:47 PM #1
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Hi, I'm new to this, but not new to PN, I've had it for a long time. I wear braces on my feet and ankles so that I can walk. I take 2400 mg of Gabby and alot of pain killers. I'm not working now and hope that I get SS disability. I don't think others understand how hard it is with he pain and being tired all the time. I would love to hear from anyone that has PN and what its like for them and how they handle it.
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