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Old 02-20-2010, 11:22 AM #1
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Default Breast implants and RSD/CRPS?
Before my W/C injury I was saving up money to get breast implants, I have CRPS/RSD, and I was wondering if it is possible if I could still get the surgery after my W/C claim is settled? without it affecting my CRPS ANY MORE THAN IT DOES? CRPS IN RT GRT. TOE, FOOT, LEG, BACK, SO FAR.
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