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Default I am 4'11 and weigh 92 lbs

and I am questioning glucose intolerance myself. Sugar seems to really effect me and my symptoms. Carb loading could have been a factor imo and you already have history from when you were pregnant. I'd look into it. Even if you're not intolerant sugar is not usually good for neuropathy symptoms.

If janieg doesn't respond you could check out her posts or even pm her. I don't see her on as often since she went back to work.
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