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Old 07-02-2013, 01:27 PM #6
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Default Hi Jesse
I am sorry you have PN. The words you describe it with are very accurate. I beleive it is environmental as MrsD does. Try to get on some good vitamines, especially B12. This has helped my own PN. We are all here to support you. There are alot of members who have this, and can relate. I wish you all the best, and less pain. ginnie
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