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Old 03-21-2017, 08:14 AM #14
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I've never really had the loss you use my legs....they have felt like they're useless but when I try to move them they have always moved more or less fine.

The hardest part for me was the burning and the tingling - can't concentrate, can't sleep, causes anxiety...

My feelings of neuropathy are very intermittent now, but I do still see a link with chocolate and even fruits high in sugar.

Has anyone got any experience with Cannabis to help with neuropathy? I know there was a study at Glasgow university which showed excellent results.
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