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Originally Posted by Wolbachc View Post
I would be interested in hearing from people who stopped working because of their neuropathy. How did you know that you just couldn't continue to work? Thanks to all.
I have Neuropathy since October and it is extremely painful. I am in my
60s and stopped working in the Public Sector 5 years ago. I work at home as a customer service representative and that is hard enough without thoughts of working outside the home.

I can wear comfy clothes and don't need to put shoes on my feet. I would not be able to do it.

My feet when they are burning and acting up I can put on bengay and put them up to relax.

Kudos to anyone who has Neuropathy and works outside of the home.

Like the person above said you will know when you can't work anymore

I think you would know it is too much of a struggle and would feel hopeless.

Shopping to me some days is too much not alone going to work everyday.

Good Luck.
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