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Old 12-26-2009, 12:20 AM #1
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Default I get so scared thinking about the possibilities...
I have had RSD for over 10 years, It spread 6 years ago following a hip replacment. One of my biggest issues now is muscle wasting. My arms are so weak and painful. What if this muscle wasting goes to my lungs and or heart! What happens then- a ventilator? Just so petrified now thinking about this very real possibility..any thoughts?

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