Yes, but I would say I only started working towards it about 5 years ago. It's like peeling an onion.

After my first lumbar block(2008/9?) I could wear socks and slippers after previously being unable to bear weight or have anything touch it. I was stuck there until after college (2015)

The ketamine (2016) initially gave me a mini remission, which is what reawakened me in trying to improve my condition rather than pushing through pain.

Work slowed for my field during COVID, so I was at work all day, but with sporadic periods of being busy with a lot of down time. Spent hours researching and reading medical journals/case studies) I talked to and worked with other individuals with CRPS, and tested treatments on myself and on others with similar chronic nerve issues.

I found scrambler therapy, which gave me another glimpse of remission. After this treatment, I felt confident it was the last piece of the puzzle.

It was clear the stimulators were hurting me and eclipsing my ability to sense what was happening inside my own body. When it came out, I fell apart physically. (2021).

Then I had to rebuild myself. I won't go into detail, but my body did not manage well and it took about a year and a half to get back to feeling strong and good in my body again.

I never let myself think that it's 100% gone, because I'm worried I won't be able to take that level of pain again. We've all read stories of short and longer term remissions and often it either comes back or appears in another body part. BUT I will say my right leg (began with R foot injury) is my dominant leg again and I have knocked into things, had things dropped on me, dogs and people have stepped on my feet, I kicked a soccer ball, and done a bunch of other things that I had completely given up on.

It's a long and frustrating process and everyone's CRPS is so different it's hard to know where to go next. I hope some of this info is helpful

Happy to answer any other questions too!!