PERSONAL STORY

Treatment for neuropathy in feet (my personal story)

I don’t like social media, so I’m leaving everything here in a simple way, for anyone who might be going through the same thing.

I made this page with the help of my grandchildren, because an interview about neuropathic pain completely changed the way I started to understand the pain I feel in my feet.

After watching it, a few things started to improve. But without any explanation, the interview was removed from the site where I had found it.

Linda

My name is Linda. I’m 71 years old, I have one son and two grandchildren, and I live in Arizona. I lived with neuropathy symptoms for at least 7 years.

Photo is illustrative. My grandchildren helped me put this page together.

Over the past few weeks, I found myself thinking about things I never had the courage to say out loud:

“What could happen to my feet?”

“Will I start being a burden to my family?”

“Are people already seeing me as fragile?”

For a long time, I tried to live my life the best I could. Doctors said it was part of aging and prescribed medications that helped a little, but left me drowsy, off balance, and mentally foggy.

I also read stories about people who lost mobility over time. That scared me — and it’s what made me start searching for information on my own.

That’s how I came across this interview online.

After watching it, some things started to change for me. I began sleeping better. I started walking with less fear of falling.

I don’t like exposing myself on social media. I don’t have the patience for comments or arguments.

So, with the help of my family, I decided to create this simple page, so other people could watch the same video and draw their own conclusions.

After so many years of trying, I finally began sleeping better and walking with a little more confidence.

Now I hope that other people can feel a little safer and less alone during this stage of life.

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