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How and where RSD/CRPS spreads/flares?

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Old 02-24-2011, 10:48 AM #1
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Actually, I just found it again and this time I printed it and SAVED it to my computer.
My wife broke her right wrist and over the years without any invasive procedures except for Ketamine fusions and a reset of her wrist, has spread nearly 10 years to her other arm, back and both legs and feet.
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