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Old 12-29-2007, 06:32 AM #1
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Default Hi From Washington State
Hi all, My name is Jo and I am just dropping by to find some support for RSD. I have had the problem for about three years now and it really effects everything that I do. I keep active and try not to let it get me down but sometimes it is too much. I am on some doses of medication and carry a full time job. That can be tricky managing the doses and keeping up with the things I need to do at work.
Well, this looks like a pretty friendly place and active with responses. I have already peaked in the RSD section.
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