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No. He and I discovered our neuropathy about the same time, seven years ago. His is numbness, mine is painful. Although he learned of this cousin that'd debilitated, and others in his extended family with issues, he hasn't been interested enough to learn the particulars of the diagnosis.
It might be very interesting to find out the particulars as to why this is happening.
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