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Old 09-01-2011, 06:58 AM #13
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I've been diagnosed with Idiopathic progressive neuropathy. I have lost about 80% feeling in my feet and am starting to have symptoms in my hands. The tips of my fingers feel like there are callouses on them and am starting to fumble with things. Walking on uneven ground can be crazy at times and embarrassing at others. The thing that most concerns me is the term progressive. I'm scared that it may move at an aggressive rate and I won't be able to enjoy time with my son (age 2) as I have with my 2 older daughters (ages 15 and 11). Time will only tell.....
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