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How do you describe your RSD to others?

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Old 04-26-2010, 09:19 AM #1
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I find that no matter how I explain it, people only get it if they spend several days with me under the same roof, or they do their own research on the internet. Even still, some people are just not empathetic. Some seem to harbor the feeling that illness is a choice, if that makes sense? Even with diseases like cancer.
Thats because if they view diesases as a chioce..that lets them off the hook of chosing to not have to suffer with it themselves..Deep I know but I thing holds merit..


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