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Old 09-29-2009, 10:24 PM #8
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I saw the episode and thought they should have done a little more research. They made it sound like crps is very straight forward and yet at the same time "we don't know much about it."---- a little miss leading. I think the show does have some good points in that it is focusing on House's chronic pain and how to manage it but they also make it sound like everyone who is on vicodin is going to end up in the looney bin!
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