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Old 12-31-2009, 07:09 PM #11
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Originally Posted by glenntaj View Post
--that the Liza Jane website seems to be having problems; I'll contact her and see if she knows what's going on there. (It really is a very comprehensive listing.)

And don't worry, numbfoot, about feeling a little bit underqualified; we've all been there at one point of another. It's just that having this condition drives a lot of us to become experts in the area, and to devour information and literature, since so few of our doctors have a similar motivation.
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I have been suffering from idiopathic peripheral neuropathy for about four years. As a general rule the ideopathic variety of peripheral neuropathy does not get worse.
I have not seen any posts about how family members have reacted to the chronicity of this invisible condition?
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