Diabetic neuropathy is a progressive condition that severely impacts nerve function, often leading to chronic pain, impaired mobility, and a diminished quality of life. For M., an 87-year-old gentleman, the condition had become a daily struggle. Walking more than two blocks was nearly impossible due to severe cramping and pain in his legs. Every outing required frequent stops to rest before continuing, making even simple errands exhausting. At night, burning, tingling, and aching sensations in his feet prevented him from sleeping, turning what should have been a time of rest into an agonizing experience. A Doppler ultrasound confirmed that his tibial artery was 75% blocked, further complicating circulation and nerve health.