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Old 05-30-2010, 03:24 AM #1
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Hi , I am a 49 yr old retired (disability) firefighter . Fell at work 2/99 and fractured arm in three places. After several surgeries pain never left,all the usual RSDS pains , burning etc.Went undiagnosed for aprox. one yr. , then finally got an answer "RSDS" , I was excited to find out it had a name but not so excited with the outlook. At first only affected my LUE but has now spread to entire left side. I have been reading this sight for sometime now and have found it very informative as most of the questions asked are ones that I have had.I look forward to continue reading and hopefully posting in the future.
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