Fast forward to years later, after I had opened my own clinic and built a successful practice. 

Despite our many successes, I couldn't shake the nagging feeling that we were failing some of our patients. 

They came to us with similar symptoms but experienced vastly different outcomes. 

It hit close to home when my own family members began struggling with debilitating conditions like type 2 diabetes and peripheral neuropathy.

I watched helplessly as my uncle, exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam, faced amputations due to peripheral neuropathy. 

My stepmother's father also developed the condition, and they turned to me for answers I didn't have. 

I felt like I was letting them down, unable to provide the help they desperately needed.

Determined to find a solution, I threw myself into researching neuropathy treatments.

 I reached out to experts, attended seminars, and shadowed successful doctors.

I became board-certified in chronic intractable pain and neuropathy, armed with the knowledge and skills to make a real difference.

As we began accepting neuropathy patients, I was overwhelmed by the response. 

Dozens of people called each month, frustrated with traditional medicine and desperate for relief. 

We listened to their stories and treated them as individuals, not just a collection of symptoms.

One patient, Ms. Newell, came to us unable to pursue her passion for hiking due to nerve damage and circulatory issues. 

After just a few weeks of our personalized treatment plan, she saw incredible results. 

Her toenails regained their normal color, and she could finally stand on her toes again. 

Seeing her return to the hiking trails, filled with joy and renewed purpose, was a testament to the power of our approach.

Mr. Franks, another patient, had severe neuropathy that left him emotionally drained and unable to feel pressure in his feet. 

Within weeks of starting treatment, he began to regain sensation and noticed improvements in his foot color.