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Old 11-13-2015, 12:26 AM
Lessa Lessa is offline
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Location: Comox Valley, British Columbia, Canada
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Lessa Lessa is offline
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Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Comox Valley, British Columbia, Canada
Posts: 31
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@Bio - I was specifically prescriped D3 just the way it is because my multivitamins come with the K2, and the cranberry has helped me SO much in the past with UTI's that I really don't get any. We use sensidyne here at home, and it has the xyl...whatever stuff in it. Both of us can be sensitive cold so hence the reason.

@Megs - I haven't really let myself grieve, as I was trying hard to 'not be that person' whatever that person is. But now I find going through the motions to be helpful. The only thing I do CRPS related is this forum now, and I try to look at the positive ones, or at least be able to help someone with a post. I've started to make a work out plan with my wife for some safe exercises to help me get back in shape, and just allowed myself to enjoy things without feeling guilty. I have found that explaining to my wife that I'm grieving has allowed her to understand my emotions and be there, being supportive is something that really has helped me! I don't look up cures, and I don't talk about my pain. One of the BIGGEST issues I've had is focusing and talking about my pain. So now I've vowed silence, as a couple of my friends pointed out that's all I talked about. Thank you =D
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Fighting CRPS Type 1 (Cold sadly) Since June 2015.

Eight years after original diagnosis, cold CRPS 1 patients have poorer clinical pain outcomes and show persistent signs of central sensitisation correlating with disease progression. The latter is not the case for warm CRPS 1 patients. *

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