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Old 02-03-2010, 11:04 AM #1
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I fell out side in the snow yesterday. OH MY GOD it hurts so bad. I dont think I broke any thing because there is no swelling, but I just hurt everywhere. With my RSD in my foot, Im just not sure what happened but I know I lost my footing because my leg was going numb. My husband said just rest and take your meds. I have pain killer and muscle relaxers so he thinks they want do me anything better than what I can do for myself. I guess he is right. I just hurt all over. Every thing is throbbing.
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