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Old 12-28-2009, 07:34 PM #1
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Default Recent Advances in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome CRPS RSD: DR. Joshua Prager
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jLUQpaZKf8

Happy New Year!

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thanks for the link- now they have to come up with a cure!

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Hey Sandra,

I watched the video, but it seems to have a continuing part, do you know if there is one? It is very informative. Thank you for posting this.

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Hi Sandra,
I just wanted to give you my deepest thank you for sharing this video. It was infomative and helpful. If you have any other new information to share with us I am sure we would all love to know or see it. I can't speak for everyone here and I am sorry if I offended anyone in any way that was not my intention. I just feel the more we can learn the better for all of us. I know I am willing to learn all I can about this monster.

If anyone knows of any new books or articles out there please share them with me for sure. I am very interested. I have already purchased all the books in my area that I could at least find about this monster but I am sure there has got to be more. So if anyone has anymore information of any kind please share it with all of us or any of you can pm me.

thanks again for all the informative info that everyone shares it is helpful to at least me.

You all have a Happy New Year if i don't talk to anyone before hand!

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This is most remarkable! It validates what alot of us know already...that it is spreading. Good thing

Then again it is sad because it does validate this LOL!

It would really be interesting to see these MRI's in action wouldnt it
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Hi, this is the only other video I could find by Dr Prager

What is complex regional pain syndrome discussed by Dr. Joshua Prager
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBb_XUZi2jo

I have over 200 links to video's and clinical studys, case studys, ect.. at

RSD/CRPS Research and Developements
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref...2468621?ref=ts

I add more daily, alot to do with CRPS but also alot to do with chronic pain and alternate therapys nutrition, new developements in pain research.. whatever I find of interest and or what people have a need for.

That same RSD/CRPS R&D site just lately came to the notice of researchers who will soon be doing some research studys for us on how Vibrations effect blood vessels and how that relates to various pain states. I am pretty proud of that.

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wow, thank you Sandra for your posts. I can't wait to view these.

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Hi, this is the only other video I could find by Dr Prager

What is complex regional pain syndrome discussed by Dr. Joshua Prager
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBb_XUZi2jo

I have over 200 links to video's and clinical studys, case studys, ect.. at

RSD/CRPS Research and Developements
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref...2468621?ref=ts

I add more daily, alot to do with CRPS but also alot to do with chronic pain and alternate therapys nutrition, new developements in pain research.. whatever I find of interest and or what people have a need for.

That same RSD/CRPS R&D site just lately came to the notice of researchers who will soon be doing some research studys for us on how Vibrations effect blood vessels and how that relates to various pain states. I am pretty proud of that.

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wow, thank you Sandra for your posts. I can't wait to view these.

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Sandra, my deepest thanks for this special post. It deeply moved me and helped me feel so much compassion for everyone with this disorder. It also brings hope to us, and thankful for those that have received relief and have gotten better. Thank you again for your comfort thru your posts, loretta with soft hugs
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This is most remarkable! It validates what alot of us know already...that it is spreading. Good thing

Then again it is sad because it does validate this LOL!

It would really be interesting to see these MRI's in action wouldnt it
I agree with Allen. I would definately love to see the MRI's in action!
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http://www.orthoeri.net/v2_0/Theater...er,%20MD,%20MS

He is my DR, and this is the website that he gave me It is a 50 minute video and powerpoint presentation!!!
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