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Default Neuropathy in feet - can it get better?

Hello, I have peripheral neuropathy in my fet and wanted to know if anyone has it and had it improve enough to walk more that 200 - 300 yards without having to sit down? How did you get to the point where you could walk better?
Exercise, stretching, diet, meds, supplements?
Please let me know what you have tried and worked and what did not work for you.
I know everyone is different, but just wanted to hear if anyone was successful?

Thanks!
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