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Old 08-23-2011, 05:20 PM #11
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Howdy Jimbo!

I dont get in here as often as I used to, but still try to come in and read the posts at least a couple of times a month. This forum has been a life saver, as well as a place to make life long friends
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Thanks for the welcome. As they say"Thinking's the best way to travel"...
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Thanks for the welcome. As they say"Thinking's the best way to travel"...
Welcome Jimbo! This site, to me, is the most interactive RSD site on the boards by far. Here, you get the low down, the skinny from those with a relatively rare, severely painful and misunderstood condition- RSD. I've learned from this site what road blocks are tossed in front of them, and how to avoid those obstacles. A great site. I do not have RSD, my wife of 30 years does and has for 10 years. Welcome again!
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Thanks Jimking. I'm starting to feel very welcomed...
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