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Old 07-12-2010, 11:08 PM #2
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Hi and I am glad you decided to join. Everyone has been really helpful and supportive I have met on here. Sorry that the RSD is returning. I had it when I was in high school and it finally went into remission in 99 but now in 2007 and new injury brought it back full force worse than I ever felt. Hope you get to feeling some better I know the pain is horrible. Good Luck with all and glad you joined.
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