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Old 01-31-2012, 07:38 PM #4
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Shello, welcome to the forum! Sorry to meet you under these circumstances. Yes, a great place to learn, support others, and vent!

I have had CRPS in the foot since 2008, a complication of a (routine?) surgery.

No wonder you have to sign so much paperwork before you go under the knife!! HA.

Sense of humor is critical in dealing with this thing. Keep your chin up!
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