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Old 01-29-2007, 09:01 PM #8
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Do you have any problems with range of motion due to upper and lower extremity RSD?

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Jasmine
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I wanted to say that I have range of motion problems real bad in my right shoulder. I was able to lift my arm all the way into the air, and then 3 days later I could NOT. That was back in November. I have yet to get my arm all the way up on my own (my physical therapists can, but I CANNOT... my muscles are extremely weak, and the RSD pain prevents me), but I'm working on it!
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