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Old 10-07-2011, 12:55 PM #7
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Default You are not alone. Just joined. Glad to know I am no alone.
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Oh no, no answer again! Am I the only RSD patient on this forum to have hypothyroidism?! If yes, puh-lease say so, so I do not come back here, expecting an answer and being very, very disappointed when there is none. It is PURE HELL to live with generalized RSD, AND epilepsy, AND hypothyroidism! So, someone, please help!
Hi. I just joined this. I have been diagnosed and treated for hypothyroidism for over 35 years. And have had RSD for almost 11 years which is now spreading. Living Hell is putting it mildly. You are NOT alone.
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