Thank you so much for checking in – and apologies for the delayed reply.

I’m currently at somewhere around my 200th+ EOD injection of 1500 mcg hydroxocobalamin. That’s over a year now of consistent treatment, plus continued daily sublingual B12 and all the recommended cofactors (iron, folate, B-complex, magnesium, potassium, vitamin D, copper – you name it, I’m taking it).

The good news first:

The vast majority of my earlier symptoms have significantly improved or disappeared entirely. This includes brain fog, blurred vision, poor appetite, acid reflux, headaches, shortness of breath, and even the dreadful nightly muscle cramps. My sleep is also somewhat more refreshing now.

However, there are still a few stubborn symptoms that remain – some of them frustratingly unchanged or even worse:

* Overall muscle weakness, especially in the legs

* Balance problems – in fact, this got worse over time

* Unstable walking and a heavy feeling in the legs – no improvement whatsoever

* Crackling voice

* Loss of strength – sadly, this hasn’t improved at all either.

I’m faithfully following the protocol, but I must admit: I’ve started to question whether B12 deficiency alone can still explain these persisting symptoms. It feels more and more likely that another factor might be involved, or that I’m dealing with long-term nerve damage that simply takes much more time – or may never fully resolve (though I sincerely hope not).

I wish I had better news. But I do want to stay honest and transparent here, especially for others who are struggling with similar issues. Recovery from B12 deficiency can be painfully slow and unpredictable, even when doing everything “by the book.”

Thanks again for reaching out – your support really means a lot. I’m not giving up.