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Default Newly diagnosed with CRPS

Hi my name is Angelina and I was diagnosed with type 2 CRPS in August. It started in my left ankle after surgery and is now spreading up my leg to my hip/lower back. I am pretty much scared and feel alone. I am in constant horrible pain all the time with flare ups that go off the charts. I have a hard time walking. I am a single mom and I do my best taking care of my 6 year old. Since I am new to this I don't know much about it or what to do so any advice would be great!
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