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Old 02-23-2010, 09:21 PM #10
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Holy cow Kathy, now that is so not right. Do I dare ask who ur surgeon was? U can PM me. I dont plan on having any more surgeries but sure would like to know for others sake.
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I had my sympathetic nerve cut in my chest, both sides during two surgeries for the first rib to be removed on each side due to TOS..intentially cut by my surgeon many years ago..Now today I had RSD....CRPS most likely II as like Bobber and Gabbycakes...much spread and fast...

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