--- Sunny <carrodon@...> wrote:

> a little more frequently. I can do it some of the
> time. I certainly
> have my share of questions/problems.
>
> The Numb Toes series really does have a lot of
> information.
>
> I was on my feet a lot yesterday and then sat on
> some bleachers where
> my feet didn't touch the ground while at a rodeo.
> Had a very bad
> night following. I had taken my Lidoderm patches off
> as they had been
> on for 12 hrs so didn't have the benefit of them.
> They are not
> working consistently for me now. I am thinking I
> will have to have an
> increase in the Neurontin before too long. Maybe
> sooner than I
> want.Prior to that, I spent some time in Walmart
> shopping with my
> daughter and of course no electric carts available.
> THey don't keep
> enough of them running.
>
> Shoes have been a major problem for me. I am still
> wearing my Z Coils
> and they do feel better than any others I have tried
> on but don't do
> everything I need in a shoe. My balance is a bit off
> and it makes
> walking difficult when barefoot. Then add the coils
> and they are a
> bit tipsy for me at time.
>
> I need to get my snack and get to bed.
> Everyone have a good week.
>
> Sunny
>
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Hi Sunny, First of all the books that are great
reading about our neuropathy problems are Numb Toes
and Aching Soles: Coping with Peripheral
Neuropathy--Numb Toes and Other Woes: More on
Peripheral Neuropathy and Nutrients for Neuropathy.
It was difficult for me to concentrate and understand
the last one. The middle one I have really enjoyed
and have not read the last one.
Sunny, Christy said you wrote to the other group and
that you are diabetic now. I am so sorry to hear
that. My sister has diabetic neuropathy but so
different than mine. She has no pain but her feet and
hands are like ice and no feeling. This might sound
good but she has to watch carefully not to get sores
especially on her feet. I wish you the best of luck
in dealing with yet another disease.
Your idea is good to set up a topic discussion
to get more interested. I had not read your email yet
and suggested a similar thing to Christy. For
starters, how about just introducing ourselves, our
problems, when they began and what at this time we are
doing to survive them. Then we will have to go from
there but someone else might have a good idea and can
jump in here. For now, Lois



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