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Hi I,

IMO, listen to your body.

As we age, we have to learn to modify our activities and lifestyles. Living/coping with a chronic illness requires modifying our activities & lifestyles a bit more.

We know our nerves are damaged, and we know how long it can take damaged nerves to heal/regrow—if they ever do. Ignoring pain is not like exercising a muscle; the damaged nerve does not become stronger in the long run—it can become further damaged.

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