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Default Walking on numb feet?
As my neuropathy gets worse, and my feet grow progressively more numb, what can I do to keep walking? I come home after a brief shopping trip and slip off my most supportive shoes and my feet can't feel the floor, and walking is difficult. Is it possbile to keep walking after the nerves have died? I can still wiggle my toes, as my PN is sensory only, so far.
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