Peripheral Neuropathy : Nine Simple Steps to Reduce the Pain

When Dean S. Lewis, MT, was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy after surviving multi-organ system failure, he could have written off the rest of his life and no one would have blamed him.

Suffering from chronic pain makes everything exponentially harder as the simplest tasks are suddenly difficult, and anything beyond them seems impossible. But instead of choosing to merely survive one day to the next, Dean instead sees his condition as a challenge—one that he can beat.

In his debut book, Peripheral Neuropathy: Nine Simple Steps to Reduce the Pain, Dean outlines how he continues to face the daily challenges and struggles that accompany his condition. While he can’t erase the pain, he can refuse to let it debilitate him—and you can too.

Readers will learn a variety of coping mechanisms for their condition, including how to become aware of what makes it better or worse; how to maintain a positive mindset; how to pursue better health through nutrition, exercise, massage, meditation, and yoga; and much more.

It is still possible to build a positive future. Dean can help you dream with hope, live with gratitude, and discover what you can accomplish!

Dean S. Lewis, MT, is an author, life coach, and public speaker. Originally intending to work in clinical laboratory sciences, he suffered a critical illness in 1998 which, after four months in the hospital, left him with severe peripheral neuropathy. Over the next two years Dean relearned how to walk and perform the basic functions of everyday life. With the help of corrective surgery, physical therapy, and perseverance, he is now able to walk without the assistance of any devices.

Dean uses his experience to help others in a variety of ways, including through his website http: //www.livingwithperipheralneuropathy.com, which Neurology Now featured as one of the top patient blogs for peripheral neuropathy, and his debut book, Peripheral Neuropathy: Nine Simple Steps to Reduce the Pain.

Dean currently lives in New Jersey with his wife and son.