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Hello everyone, does anyone out there have CRPS in both feet? I had knee surgeries on both knees @ the first of this year and found myself with this horrible disease. It now trying to spread to my right hand. I have my first sympathetic nerve block on sept. 16th and I'm wanting to talk to others who understand what I am going through. Pain, depression, feeling like a burden to my family and husband....has anyone out there had these feelings? Thanks for listening!
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