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Old 09-08-2010, 04:39 PM #1
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Default any body have rsd in their digestive track
new to chat. not sure how this works. i was just dio, with rsd. stomac. would distend like i was 7mons preg. horrible pain with burning. in and out of the hospital with stays for weeks at a time. just got a block and what a diff. any one else going through anything like this
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