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Old 03-16-2011, 09:59 PM #5
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Thanks for that info...I really thought that was an odd comment from the neuro (right up there with, "RSD doesn't spread"). I'm just trying to look forward to seeing the neurologist at Northwestern at this point so I can finally (hopefully) get some decent care and get this thing figured out. Just 2.5 weeks now...1 week until I see the rheumatologist...
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