I Had Neuropathy Improvement out of Nowhere Two Years Later :)

During chemo I had all the things, but pretty much minor for a couple of days - hiccups two days once and done for entire treatment, etc.  The only ones that were more was losing hair (all over my body pretty much), cold sensitivity and the fun with that when touching things or eating and neuropathy.  The hands are probably 95% fine with some little flare ups now and again.  My toes were bad.  Before chemo, I would be barefoot all the time around the house and wore Birks sockless all the time.  After chemo, wore socks all the time because without socks I would feel the numbness and "weirdness" of my toes.  Not completely numb, but very close.  

Was even talking about this about two weeks ago with my brother during a visit.  I kept on wiggling my toes in my socks and he asked how I was doing with it.   I told him I was pretty much resigned to wearing socks and having the feeling, but in the grand scheme of the initial DX and the met and all the rest I guess it is not the end of the world.  Then about two days ago, out of nowhere, a drop in the the feeling on numbness in my toes.  Not fully resolved, but I can walk barefoot and not feel that weird feeling in my toes to the point that I needed socks.  I am not quite sure how I would describe the neourpathy either before or after, but I am guessing many people probably understand my socks thing and how it helped.

It really does feel like someone threw a switch.  I may have thought it felt a little better at one point duinrg the couple of weeks since I talked to my brother, but there was an instant where is was "holy crow, my toes!!!." I wiggled them to make sure I was not dreamning about it.

I finished my chemo the end of August, 2015 and figured whatever improvements were done.  Figured I would share this with everyone because things can take (longer) time than expected.  I sort of had 12-18 months in my mind as time for improvement.  It is close to 23 months for me on this one.