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Old 04-01-2010, 05:36 PM #1
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Why do you need shoulder replacements- my hip replacement sent my RSD into a rage that hasn't stopped in 7 years! Just be careful that you must have this done!! That there isn't something else you can do to hold off on surgery...
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I agree.

RSD31, what kind of longterm disability are you refering to? SSDI or longterm disability from your employer?
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