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Old 11-01-2009, 08:03 PM #4
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Thanks for you reply. Still have not decided what to do, I think the massage is aggravating the situation but now that is one more thing I have to give up
Why don't you ask your doctor what to do? Maybe you shouldn't stop touching it, but just go very lightly for a while. I've never let anyone touch my shoulder (but I can wear clothes, just not scratchy fabrics), and now I'm totally squeamish about it. And the RSD is bad there. In retrospect, I would have been better off if I had let people touch it from the beginning. Desensitizing is really important.

Just a thought...

The best of luck to you. XOXOX Sandy
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