South Jersey Neuropathy Support Group

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What do you do for your neuropathy pain? I am fortunate enough to live in an area where a chiropractor specializes in neuropathy and chronic pain syndromes. I have received treatments that got rid of my pain. Sometimes my neuropathy comes back and I realize it’s because of poor diet. I eat healthy foods like meats, vegetables and fruit and take supplements. By eliminating sugar and carbs I am able to stop my pain. I use supplements from Optimal Health Systems I have found that they are the best. Message me and I will let you know which supplements I take. Share your thoughts and ideas...

The mission of The Foundation for Chronic Pain Syndromes is to increase awareness of the modern and advanced non-invasive therapies available to manage, control and resolve their chronic pain conditions, and to provide help to people who are not financially able to receive the noninvasive care they need for their chronic pain conditions.

We are happy to say that we have met our goal for the year and we are able to help one person get treatments for their chronic pain.

We are donating a neuropathy/chronic pain treatment package which is both worth thousands of dollars and simultaneously priceless.

To enter the donation contest there is a two part requirement. The first part is to send an email to The Foundation for Chronic Pain Syndromes telling either your story or the story of a loved one, how your pain started, how long you have had your pain, how it impacts your life, and any story you may want to share about both your condition and your financial situation, is to demonstrate the need for these treatments.

In essence, we want you to summarize your goals, how you want your life to change after treatments, and what that change would mean to your life.

Send your email to: [email protected]

Part 2:
In order to enter the donation contest you must make a donation of at least $30. This is the cost of one ticket to our TBA fundraiser and presentation event, coming WINTER 2017-2018, dependent on the number of submission and time it takes to sort through them. In order to receive the award, whom will be announced the evening of the event, the recipient or a representative must be present.

To make a donation and receive your ticket, please go to our webpage at www.helpchronicpain.com (the donate button is at the bottom of the first page of the website)

Make sure to include your name and email as well as donation contest in the comments.

The recipient will be selected based on the following criteria:
Cause of your pain/injury
How the pain affects your life
How long you have been in pain
Financial status
Your support system
(People can purchase tickets to come to our event to support you. Tickets are $30 each)

The recipient will be announced at our next function, again WINTER 2017-2018. We will announce the date, time and place once it is confirmed, at least 30 days in advance.

Remember, you must be present or have someone represent you in order to claim the package. If there are extenuating circumstances, please include an explanation in your email.

We are beyond excited to be able to offer this opportunity to people!! No one should have to live in pain when options are available.

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Hello friends!
I created a charity called The Foundation for Chronic Pain Syndromes. Our mission is to help people that can’t afford noninvasive, drug free therapies to help with their chronic pain. We are able to help one person get a neuropathy/Chronic Pain treatment package. If you or anyone you know might be interested then stay tuned for more details. This week I will be posting on how you can enter our drawing for this. No one should have to live in pain when there are options available!!

If you or a loved one suffers from Neuropathy pain and you live in the South Jersey area you should check out the neuropathy lectures that Elite Neuropathy and Chronic Conditions of South Jersey do twice a week. Call 856-596-3000 for more information. I speak at as many as I can to share my story of how they helped me.

I'm currently working on creating a nonprofit charity to help people who suffer with chronic pain, such as neuropathy, get treatments. I will keep you updated on how the process is going. I really want to help people be able to be pain free like myself.

Diabetes and Chemo are 2 of the causes of neuropathy. There are many unknown reasons too. There are treatments available!!

One year ago I made my consultation appointment with Dr. Derek Bruno DC for my neuropathy. Little did I know that it would change my life for the better!! Thank you Dr. Derek and Dr. Jesse for making this possible.

You can't see the pain that neuropathy causes people, but it's there. A lot of people are told that doctors can't find the cause and some are told or are made to feel that the pain is all in their head. Chronic pain can destroy a person. I know this because it was destroying me. You can't live your life the way you want and do the things you used to do because it causes pain. There are pain meds that help with the pain but then you feel drugged and tired all the time. There are treatments that are noninvasive and drug free. Feel free to contact me for any questions you may have.

This is so true for me! I want to help other people with neuropathy so that they may be able to get the same help that I did.

I did!! Ask me how...

I will say this a million times, No one can understand the pain of neuropathy unless you have it.

The cause of my neuropathy was idiopathic. I received treatments in January of this year and have been pain free since. I did find out that high doses of sugar and/or caffeine trigger my nerve pain. The burning pain in my feet was the worst! So glad I found Liebman Wellness Center with Dr. Derek Bruno and Dr. Jesse Liebman.

My name is Terry and I created this page to help support people with neuropathy. I want people to be able to share their stories and to know that they are not alone. I also want to introduce you to two amazing doctors who have treatments for neuropathy. I had severe pain from neuropathy for 3 years before I met these doctors. The cause of my pain was idiopathic, which means no one had a clue as to why I had it. My feet burned like crazy and the pain was awful. I was on neurontin (gabapentin) and felt drugged all the time. I couldn't do the things I wanted to because of the pain. So come share your stories with me and others who understand how you feel.