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There was a Groupon this week for 1/2 off for a session with an acupuncturisist, so I decided to try it. I know that's no way to choose a practitioner, but I said "what the heck, I went to a hypnotist on a whim and wound up quitting a 35-year smoking habit with next to no effort, so why not try this guy? Maybe it's another weird/lucky twist of fate." Not the same thing, I get it, but hey, it was a Groupon impulse purchase.
Here's what these folks have to say about neuropathy: http://birchcenter.blogspot.com/2009...upuncture.html My biggest misgiving is what you said, cowboy, that it isn't all that effective for the pain, and I also noticed in these folks' blog that they don't even mention pain, just numbness. I can live with numbness. It's the pain that's really affecting my quality of life. I'm wondering--if they reduce the numbness, would that make me feel the pain even more intensely? ![]() Anyway, I couldn't get an after work appointment until the 15th, but I'll report back then how it went.
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