[Jomar]

Roz you can open them with your MS Paint program- it comes with Windows.

the easy way it to right click on the photo and one of the options should be "open with" and Paint should be on the list.

then go to Image
and pick stretch/skew
then you can resize it but it's more or less of a guess- I'd try setting both at 25 and see how it looked for size.

then save a copy.

Photobucket.com should do it much easier and it's free- it will resize most pics for you.

-InHisHands-
I was thinking we could post the pictures here on this thread and just use the link {in the sticky} to find them quickly.
I moved your pictures to this thread.

[Sandel]

ok here goes..

[Sandel]

ok try for two.. these are all taken summer 2005

[Jomar]

Oh if you need a free photo editing program - If they are too light, too dark, not clear, need to be cropped etc.
Picasa is very easy to use.
http://picasa.google.com/index.html
[Picasa is a free software download from Google that helps you:

* Locate and organize all the photos on your computer.
* Edit and add effects to your photos with a few simple clicks.
* Share your photos with others through email, prints, and on the web: it’s fast, easy and free.
]

I redid all of the photos for a wedding & reception {on a CD -many by a professional photographer??}- they were all very dark/blurry- and I made a whole new CD with cropped/sharpened and brighter pictures. it was pretty easy.

[Jomar]

nopainever
- her post with rsd pictures
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...8&postcount=12
and
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...7&postcount=17

[allentgamer]

No matter how much lotion everything stays so dry, and the nails dont grow very fast at all and are very brittle.

[allentgamer]

A couple more

[mollymcn]

Here is the diagram from the Patterns of Spread article

Fig. 1. Schematic drawings showing the three types of spread found in patients with complex regional pain syndrome, type I (reflex sympathetic dystrophy). Arrows indicate the direction of spread.

Oooh, here's an interesting free online video site I found. 15 short PT exercises specifically for RSD sufferers:
http://www.expertvillage.com/intervi...al-therapy.htm

And lots (and lots) of alternative medicine topics, from Chinese herbal medicine to Reiki, Tai Chi, you name it.
http://www.expertvillage.com/categor...th-fitness.htm

Haven't had a proper look myself yet, it's quite a big site...
all the best

[InHisHands]

Photos were deleted off of the photobucket site so they will not show here either.