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Burning, Numbness, boring bone pain, relentless , shocking type, spasms, sensory stuff, things feel cold when there not, a breeze brings on intense pain to the part of the body that the breeze is blowing on, or it might send the whole body into spasms, for everyone its different,, some find it tolerable and others are ready to take the bridge becasue it never lets up,, you go to bed with it and wake up with it,,and each day brings its on challenges
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