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Old 03-25-2015, 03:14 PM #10
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I by no means consider myself a 'senior member' of this website but you only have to take a look at the Members List to see that there are many who join then disappear - what can I say - we humans are a fickle bunch. There's probably as many reasons why people choose to leave as there are different types of neuropathy, as equally there are possible remedies. If leaving the site is an indication that PN is reversible then I'm sure many would post of their 'cure' to encourage others. If you want confirmation of this maybe try searching earlier (last) postings - if you do let us know what you find.
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