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Old 07-16-2010, 10:36 PM #10
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dear mom in pain,
i'm so sorry to hear about your son. he will be in my prayers. i'm 17 and have had rsd for six years. both legs, back and both arms.
i suggest Boston Children's Hospital. That is where i went and they got me out of my wheelchair in two months. They are very well known for RSD in children.
PM if you have any questions
taylor.
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