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Old 05-07-2011, 06:48 AM #6
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Kathy,

If you are in the earlier stages you should look into the pacemaker. pm me and I will let you know the info. There is hope.

Sandy

Sandy,

I would love to pm you....I have many questions...this tummy RSD is certainly a horse of a different color....I will write , pm you in a day or so...

I am so incredibly sorry for the pain in your heart and your sweet dear Lindsey.....

love, Kathy
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