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Old 08-28-2010, 10:23 AM #4
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Would like to talk to anyone who has crps Type 1 - was diagnosed in 2003 and I have been excellent (under meds of course) since early 2007. I only know of one person (male) never met him though with this condition and he is in a bad way because of late diagnosis, I think. Would like to hear from someone sometime. Thankyou.
Hi there.

I see that someone has pointed you to the correct forum.

I just wanted to stop by, say hi and wish you well.

You will find good support here at Neurotalks.

Take care,

Melody
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