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multigraincracker

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2. Feet and below the knee.

Reply to fargone (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 21, 2026, 12:19 PM

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I slow run about 4 days a week. I think that has kept it from getting worse. Walking or running, right at 6 miles my feet feel like they are on fire. Been that way for about 8 years. My dad died at 90 years and he could still walk with a cane.

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I guess my neuropathy has hit my hands pretty good. [View all] multigraincracker Sunday OP

Oh that is awful. Only feet for me, so far fargone Sunday #1

Feet and below the knee. multigraincracker Sunday #2

Movement is key! biophile Sunday #4

I have a pacemaker and 3 Cardiologist multigraincracker Sunday #5

Sounds like you have a good plan and support team! biophile Sunday #6

Thanks. My wife is my biggest supporter. multigraincracker Sunday #7

I feel for you! I have peripheral neuropathy also. Hopefully, it will be slow in advancing for you. justhanginon Sunday #3