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Old 06-27-2010, 09:56 PM #1
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Default RSD Walk and Dr. Rhodes
Hi- I went to the RSD walk today in Central Park. It was a great day and I got to talk to Jim Broach for a bit. I met a woman who told me how dr, Rhodes save her life. Her RSD had gotten so bad- had gone into her lungs and she thought she was going to dye. She went to Dr Rhodes and she is now walking without assist and her lungs are better. Old posts I read about Dr Rhodes were not so good but wondering if there have been any updates?

Thanks for any info

I was looking for you Gabbycakes!!
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