Hi in his hands,
I was just reading your bio and saw that your teen and have RSD. I was a teen when I first got RSD I was 13. I know for me it was so hard to try to join after school activities with having RSD. It was all I could do to go to school and do my homework. It was always hard to write a lot so I use to have to break it up some after school some early evening and then before I went to bed. I did graduate from high school,but for me that a was big accomplishment. After high school I went to county college part time,but that was also very hard with the RSD. When I was 21 my RSD had spread to my legs so it was so hard to get around in college for a while I went on a cane so that helped. My mom use to help too so that was helpful also. I did finally graduate with a associate degree,but it took it eight years to finish. I am fortunate that I was able to a degree. I know everything I want in life has been hard for me,but I guess if you stick with it you can accomplish it. I hope you found this post to be helpful or interesting. Take Care

Laraine