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  treatments for neuropathy.  I stated that my father had neuropathy from an   unknown cause, and was getting some help with homeopathy, but that he  He’s probably already checked into this (I missed the original post),  but neuropathy is a complication of diabetes. If he hasn’t, he might  want to get his fasting blood sugar checked. Uncontrolled diabetes can  lead to other serious complications.   I will share part of his letter:   I am getting my feeling back in my feet, I can feel the clutch pedal now   and when I walk even my ankles aren’t stiff, and the toes when I move them   don’t hurt.  I was so excited after the second visit I even jogged for   about a block.  Talk about elated!  The feeling in the bottom of my feet   improve everyday.  I have had only three visits to the acupuncturist so   far. I am very happy, and I know that I will be well some day, it might   take time, like it has for the last three years.  I used to improve by the   month, but now I improve by the day.  I also sleep much better at night   without pain.  So thanks a million for pushing me to go to an   acupuncturist.  Joe Telck  Congrats! What does your MD have to say, eh? I’ll pass this on to some  of my diabetic friends.

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Several months ago I posted a question regarding alternative health treatments for neuropathy.  I stated that my father had neuropathy from an unknown cause, and was getting some help with homeopathy, but that he still had a lot of pain.  Several people recomended that I send him to an acupuncturist.  I mailed him copies of the letters you all sent and convinced him to see an acupuncturist.  I will share part of his letter: I am getting my feeling back in my feet, I can feel the clutch pedal now and when I walk even my ankles aren’t stiff, and the toes when I move them don’t hurt.  I was so excited after the second visit I even jogged for about a block.  Talk about elated!  The feeling in the bottom of my feet improve everyday.  I have had only three visits to the acupuncturist so far. I am very happy, and I know that I will be well some day, it might take time, like it has for the last three years.  I used to improve by the month, but now I improve by the day.  I also sleep much better at night without pain.  So thanks a million for pushing me to go to an acupuncturist.  Joe Telck I want to THANK everyone for all for your help!  Robert Telck

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He’s probably already checked into this (I missed the original post), but neuropathy is a complication of diabetes. If he hasn’t, he might want to get his fasting blood sugar checked. Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to other serious complications. Congrats! What does your MD have to say, eh? I’ll pass this on to some

Tere, my father had peripheral neuropathy from an unknown cause, probably an environmental toxin, maybe a garden pesticide?  He was tested for Diabetes, but the results came back negative.  He had hundreds of tests, and the doctors basically told him that he wouldn’t walk again, and would be in chronic pain the rest of his life.  Homeopathy and Acupuncture put him back on his feet, and he has surprised and amazed his doctors.

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