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I have officially been dx'd with CRPS along with MS now. Now I have TWO incurable diseases.

I am no longer baffled by pain...I have an answer.

Yes, you have an answer, but it sure sucks big time

I'm sorry Cheryl

I'm hoping you see some improvement soon.
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