Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 12-11-2009, 02:12 PM #1
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Default Rsd unnoticed

WE do not have cancer. WE do not die from this... Unless you count emotionally. WE sit alone, emotionally dead to the world, trying to deal with our pain on our own. RSD

Just because we dont die from RSD doesnt mean we shouldnt be considered when it comes to medical research. Just because we dont have cancer doesnt mean we arent affected by this disorder, this dystrophy.

The fact is that we just cant sit around waiting for a cure for cancer then waiting for 'them' to start researching RSD.

Cancer is just uncontrolled mitosis. RSD is still an enigma because every case is different. Not different by the pain we feel but by the way we get RSD, the way we are treated for RSD, and the way people react to RSD. Some people act like they care when in actuality they dont. Some people actually do care. Thats just how things are.

Today you see shows on tv about tourette's or parkinsons, or cancer for that matter, but you dont see RSD do you? More and more people have RSD and yet no one knows about it? How are we supposed to be recognized if no one even knows what RSD is or how it affects us?

I'm not saying that all of us need to be on tv but why not some of us? We could tell our stories, and try to help others like us by getting the awareness up. If RSD was as well known as cancer, new treatments would be popping up every year! Maybe then we could find some relief...

Why go UNNOTICED?
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