New improvement update! I have been getting localized cold treatments for a few weeks now, at first I could not feel the cold at all, it just felt like air blowing on my ankle. Now I feel an interesting tingle sensation so I think the nerves might be starting to wake up! It was not just a one time thing thankfully, the past 3 times I have felt this :)

I am also doing cryo therapy which cools my whole body down to super low temperature, so hopefully more results for my right leg will follow.

Update, one year after second treatment: Legs are a lot stronger and getting bigger! A little bit more range of motion and sensation in the right leg, still have trouble moving the ankle though. Standing, balance, and endurance has improved very much, I can walk longer distances faster without getting as tired. At the gym I can even use the leg press on my own now, my right foot doesn't slip off on its own anymore so I have more control in that leg now. A few months ago I was not able to push it at all, now I can do it and even add a little weight onto it. Still practicing with the cane and hoping to lose the crutches for good haha. Working hard every day still and hoping for more improvements :)

More progress updates: Lots of improvements over the last few months!

More range of motion and strength has returned in the bad leg, I have even been able to add more weight on some of the leg machines. I've also noticed the size of my legs, they are finally getting a bit bigger!

I am getting more feeling returned, in my left leg I can feel hot and cold in more areas now, and my pain sensation is returning as well. I was getting acupuncture for many months, and during my last few treatments I could feel some of the needles for the first time! I could even feel a fly on that leg about a week ago so that's a very good sign. I've also noticed some knee pain so I've been wearing a knee brace to help. I'm wondering how long my knee has been hurting, since I only notice it now that I have more feeling returned.

I have also been using the cane as much as possible for short distances now that I'm able to use it, since the crutches use so much of my upper body to help. This should get my legs stronger even faster since I'm relying less on my upper body. I always keep it with me in the car now so if I'm going somewhere short distance, I can use it.

I still can't move my ankle yet which is the main thing keeping me back, but I can actually move it slightly when laying down now and can move the toes a lot easier so just a matter of time!