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Old 11-04-2011, 01:49 PM #14
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I recently saw cashmere arm warmers for sale. Something like that might work as well for her to reduce the stimuli, but not allow her to keep the limb frozen. Good luck!
If you run across a link for the arm warmers that would be something I may purchase for her.
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