Hello,
I have had small fiber neuropathy (SFN) for 19 months (July 2014).

Applied about seven months after (January 2015) after being unable to work.
My family doctor suggested it.

I was denied four months later (Late April 2015), and told that even though I had SFN, I could still work.

I retained an attorney and formally asked for an appeal with a circuit court judge.

Now, 10 months later (February 2016), they have asked for more information and it looks like I might get a court date, according to paralegal in about 6 months (~August 2016).

I have not worked since the SFN came after a surgery.

Family doctor already told me it will be very hard to get, as it is not an obvious disability. I have major pain and pronounced fatigue. I have fallen a lot and not driving since 12/2014.

Anyway, thanks for reading. Is there anyone that gets disability like me? My family doctor told me to keep trying up to 5 years!

Any suggestions?

Thank you.

How old are you?
Was the surgery related to SFN?
Your treating physician a neurologist?

Check out the following article links:
Neuropathy and Social Security Disability - Scroll down to the "Filing for Social Security Disability with a Diagnosis of Peripheral Neuropathy" section.

How Social Security Decides If You Can Work (or Are Disabled)

you mentioned surgery what was that for ...

It was abdominal surgery and I am 51.
Family doctor is helping, not neurologist.